Can my girlfriend's landlord kick her out for having me over?
Even if your visits nominally violated guest restrictions in your GF's rental agreement (unclear from your post), the usual approach would be to...
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Even if your visits nominally violated guest restrictions in your GF's rental agreement (unclear from your post), the usual approach would be to...
You can be a tenant whether or not there is a formal rental agreement. If you are occupying, and paying rent, that would be enough. Nonetheless,...
If you paid rent directly to the landlord, then you became a co-tenant - whether or not your name is non the lease. If so, your GF would have no...
Rent can only be lawfully raised by giving at least 30 days written notice (more it sometimes required) under Civil Code Section 827 and other...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If your brother had the power of attorney, he may well have had the right to evict you. Your post doesn't...
Since you apparently accepted rent after learning about the extra dogs, etc., you may not be able to evict on that basis. However, if there is...
San Francisco provides free legal assistance to residential tenants facing eviction. Contact the EDC. However, it sounds like you should take...
It isn't clear from your post whether you are a co-tenant, or a subtenant. If you are a co-tenant, she would have no right to evict you - only...
I must respectfully disagree with Mr. Weitzman. Any month-to-month co-tenant has the right to terminate that co-tenancy by giving proper written...
You, and the landlord should be able to get restraining orders or some other form of injunction, especially if security cameras are installed to...