Can my mother in law be evicted because she may die in the rental she lives in in California?
You can complain about the oven tothe local code enforcement agency, aor perhaps invoke the repair and deduct remedy authorized under Civil Code...
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You can complain about the oven tothe local code enforcement agency, aor perhaps invoke the repair and deduct remedy authorized under Civil Code...
Your mother certainly has potential claims, possibly under financial elder abuse laws, and theories of constructive trust. Her case will be...
That would not be grounds for obtaining a default. Technically, you might be able to bring a motion to strike, but even if the motion was...
The tenancy may well be protected by rent control/eviction control, including under AB 1482. Rent-controlled tenants generally cannot be...
You should complain to the police, since the landlord is essentially stealing your family's property. The landlord was required to go through the...
If the landlord tries to evict you on either notice, the landlord would have the burden of proof. If you fixed the problem within the 3 days,...
You would normally be entitled to at least 60 days notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, so the 30-day notice is probably invalid. However,...
You don't have to leave unless/until you get a valid termination notice. If you get such a notice, rent is owed through the termination date, and...
You will probably need to get help from a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights organization, and must file your opposition (typically a...
If you essentially broke a binding lease, you would be liable for damages - probably under Civil Code Section 1951.2.