San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If you gave notice, but had not actually surrendered possession, the landlord should not have entered the unit. In any event, if you believe...
Mr. Driscoll has explained how it happened. If you still want to fight the unlawful detainer, you need to promptly file a motion to set aside the...
Accepting rent despite knowing about a past incident would normally waive any right to evict you via a 3-day notice to quit, although the landlord...
Judgments generally are collectable for 10 years, but the landlord could apply to renew the judgment (if the landlord does so, this should be...
Unless your tenancy is subject to some form of rent control, the landlord would normally be free to raise rents whenever it wants by giving proper...
You can file a claim (or perhaps sue in small claims court, unless the C & Rs require you to make your claim via mediation/arbitration), but it may...
You are entitled to rely on the new lease. He can try to sue to rescind or reform the lease, based on mistake, but would probably have an uphill...
You may well have the right to terminate without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction. However,...
if you are month-to-month, you can terminate any time during a month by giving at least 30-days written notice under Civil code Sections...
If you are on the lease too, only the landlord would have the right to evict you. If you want to stay (which may not be a great idea, given the...
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