How do I evict?
If he was paying rent, then he would normally be a tenant whether or not there was a written/formal rental agreement. Depending on the facts,...
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If he was paying rent, then he would normally be a tenant whether or not there was a written/formal rental agreement. Depending on the facts,...
If he was paying rent, then he would normally be a tenant whether or not there was a written/formal rental agreement. Depending on the facts,...
Particularly if the rental agreement does not address this issue, it would be prudent to serve an appropriate notice of change in terms of tenancy...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Yes, you should not sign anything before talking to a local attorney, and may well need to consult both a...
It is hard to tell, since your post has very few facts. You may wish to review Civil Code Section 1942.5, and to get help from a local...
That makes no sense to me either. If you paid the contract date through the termination date, then you met your obligations. You may wish to...
The lease expiration would not matter if the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, including AB 1482 or AB 3088. Your right to evict might...
I agree with Ms. Letsch, and would add that doing something like that could well violate financial elder abuse laws, and constitute a breach of...
Since he declined to sign the new lease, but you apparently continued to accept rent, this would normally extend the terms of the existing rental...
I suggest you immediately stop using the deck, and report the problem to the local code enforcement agency. If you want to leave (which seems...