San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It is unclear from your post (especially the last 2 sentences) whether this is something going on now, or something that happened in the...
I agree with Mr. Kane, and would note that there are several specific laws limiting this kind of thing, including Civil Code Sections 1668, 1942.1,...
If they have not yet accepted your offer, you should have the right to revoke it. If you don't revoke it, you run the ongoing risk that it will be...
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Both owners would normally be responsible for taxes, mortgage, necessary repairs, etc. If one owner covers more than his/her share (e.g. by making...
I agree with Mr. Ruth. Landlords only have the right to enter for one of the limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954, which do...
A notice is just a notice. If he wants to evict you, he would normally need to go to court, and you would then have an opportunity to assert any...
I believe it would be the 2 year statute, under Gov. Code, § 12989.1. You may also have rights under other laws (possibly including Civil Code...
From your description, you may have grounds to get a restraining order or other injunction against your neighbors. The landlord also has a legal...
If the basement (or access to it) is included in the tenancy, the tenant may have some rights. Otherwise, you may well be free to put on the lock,...
No. Restrictions on nuisance are implied by law into every lease, and nuisance is a permitted ground for eviction under Code of Civil Procedure...
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