San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Unless this is a lodger situation (see Civil Code Section 1946.5), you would need to evict by filing an unlawful detainer lawsuit. Consult a local...
Unless your tenancy is subject to rent control legislation, or the landlord has an illegal motive for the rent increase (see e.g. Civil Code...
Your post does not say why you are being evicted. However, if you need more time, one thing you will need to do is to timely file a response to the...
I agree with Mr. Avestiyan, but would add that you may have potential claims to withhold rent and/or seek rent refunds and damages, including under...
Probably yes (although you normally do need to make diligent efforts to minimize your damages, including by finding a new tenant), but make sure to...
Unless your tenancy is protected by rent control/eviction control, the landlord normally has no obligation to allow you to renew or extend a lease,...
Oral sublease agreements are normally enforceable, so you could sue in small claims if you wanted to. In any event, make sure to timely comply with...
You should promptly complain to the local code enforcement agency about the mold, rats, and other issues. If the agency cites the landlord, that...
Your pending suit in small claims court would provide no grounds for stopping your neighbor from selling his house, allow you to record a lien,...
I'm not sure what you mean by force you out. If you are late in the rent, your landlord can serve you with a 3-day notice. If you comply with...
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