If you are concerned about the statute of limitations, go ahead and sue (in small claims court or otherwise). However, there are different statutes...

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Depending on the theory of recovery, the tenant could have as much as 3-4 years to sue (e.g. the statute of limitations for breach of a statutory...

Whether this person is a lodger (see Civil Code Section 1946.5), guest/licensee, or a tenant (please note that "rent" can be in the form of...

My condolences on your loss. However, if you had an unexpired fixed-term lease, then that remained in effect even after your partner passed. If...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Non-consensual entries can generally only be on proper notice AND for one of the limited reasons permitted...

Unless your rental agreement requires you to obtain/maintain renter's insurance, you would normally have no obligation to comply with the...

If she is harassing you and/or the other occupants, you might start by seeking a civil harassment restraining order. Your eviction options would...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If the landlord is seeking to evict you for cause, then the landlord has the burden of proof as to any...

I agree with Mr. llmanen that it would make sense to try to cooperate with this process. If you need to move out temporarily, ask the landlord for...

Hiring a management company does not change your personal responsibilities to tenants, including under Civil Code Sections 1714, 1927, and...