Unlawfall detainer that was suppose to be sealed.
If the record was supposed to be sealed, you can try following up with the court clerk, and can seek help from a local attorney if the court...
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If the record was supposed to be sealed, you can try following up with the court clerk, and can seek help from a local attorney if the court...
You can join a local tenants rights group, and try to get the city to pass rent control by either legislation, or by a voter initiative. There...
If you were month-to-month, received a 60-day notice, and wanted to leave sooner, you would normally have to give at least 30 days written notice,...
I suggest you report the illegal use of the garage to the local code enforcement agency, and seek a restraining order or other injunction against...
Any rent increase of that magnitude would require at least 60 days notice - see Civil Code Section 827. If your lease has not expired, you have...
If you paid rent, it would appear that you are a tenant or lodger. In either event, the owner/landlord would normally have the right to...
It is not clear from your post whether you are a tenant (e.g. from paying rent), or a guest/licensee. In either event, the owner/landlord would...
It is not clear from your post whether you are a tenant (e.g. from paying rent), or a guest/licensee. In either event, the owner/landlord would...
The landlord should have given you proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954. However, it is not clear from your post that you objected when he...
Your roommate is probably correct. If you were month-to-month, you could have validly given at least 30 days notice, and would then not be...
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