Can a landlord in California evict me for wanting to sell his house?
The law is unclear what remedies/penalties would apply if the landlord failed to timely comply with the notice provisions of AB 1482 (e.g. whether...
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The law is unclear what remedies/penalties would apply if the landlord failed to timely comply with the notice provisions of AB 1482 (e.g. whether...
If your tenancy is subject to rent control, then the change in utilities may well be invalid. If not, and you voluntarily signed a renewal...
You can certainly challenge the eviction, and assert applicable defenses, including Civil Code Section 1942.5 and bad faith. However, you would...
You may well have a defense and claim under Civil Code Section 1942.4. There are also a number of published California precedents holding that no...
If there are legal grounds to challenge the previous eviction judgment (?), such as if it was a default judgment, and you were not properly served...
I agree with Ms. Koslyn, but would add that you may have some recourse if the gossip being spread is false and defamatory. You might also want...
It sounds like you may have valid grounds to bring a motion to set aside the default and default judgment, including on grounds of lack of actual...
It sounds like a default judgment was entered against you in one of the 2 cases, and that the other case is still pending. If so, you can try to...
What you owe depends on whatever agreement you made with him. If there is no agreement, and title is in your name, he could try to assert a claim...
Your rights would vary depending on whether you are a guest/licensee, tenant, or subtenant. However, in general, he could not just lock you out,...