Generally speaking, the landlord is not required to bear that expense, but must allow the disabled tenant to do it at his/her own expense, provided...

Possibly. However, most stipulations specify what is considered a default, and also what procedure you would follow in order to obtain judgment.

Notice requirements are spelled out in Civil Code Section 827, and it definitely sounds like you received inadequate notice, which would make the...

Are you a subtenant, or co-tenant? If you are a co-tenant, it is the owner's responsibility to provide adequate heat. So, you can complain to...

You can always ask, but the landlord would normally have no legal obligation to provide you access, unless it was requested via subpoena or other...

You should have groundscan evict, both under your 60-day notice (unless the tenancy is subject to eviction control), and perhaps for nuisance....

Unless regulated by a local noise ordinance, it would probably be a question of whether the sound level was loud enough to constitute a nuisance...

What is the best way to start a lawsuit against a landlord?

The owner can't unilaterally decide to pay him with rent credits, and must comply with applicable Labor Code provisions as to timely paying the $...

I have substantial mold in my apartment and want to know what my rights are as a tenant?

You should complain to the local code enforcement agency, and should probably bring in your own mold expert to run appropriate tests. Depending...

You are entitled to written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, and have no obligation to move out until you get one. Even then, you may...

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