Can someone besides the property owner sign eviction papers?
If the daughter was an authorized agent, such as by a power of attorney, that might be valid. In any event, if you were served with a lawsuit...
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If the daughter was an authorized agent, such as by a power of attorney, that might be valid. In any event, if you were served with a lawsuit...
The landlord has a legal responsibility to effectively deal with rats, including under the implied warranty of habitability - see e.g. Civil Code...
It sounds like the tenant is moving to set aside the default judgment. If the motion is granted, you probably would have to re-serve the tenant,...
Even if you have an unexpired lease, the landlord may be able to evict you under legal theories of nuisance or waste (i.e. damage to the property)....
The agreement should be binding upon the master tenant, so you would normally have the right to stay until the agreement expires (unless the owner...
If you are named in the unlawful detainer, including as a "Doe" defendant, and want to fight the eviction, you need to file a timely response with...
Late fees are generally invalid in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7. However, unless your tenancy is...
Unless your tenancy is subject to some manner of rent control, the landlord is normally free to raise rent at any time, and in any amount, by...
You are not legally obligated to give them more time, and can serve a pay or quit notice whenever you want. Make sure to use a current form, to...
If you don't comply with the 3-day notice, the landlord can't just lock you out - he'd have to file and prosecute a lawsuit for unlawful detainer....