San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Unless the son had some legal authority, such as under a durable power of attorney, he would have no right to evict you at all. And even if he...
Only limited items are deductible under Civil Code Section 1950.5, and must generally be based on the actual cost. If your landlord won't...
It is unclear from your post whether you tried to contest the unlawful detainer. If not, you could seek a stay of eviction, and then bring a...
I agree with Mr. Holben, but also suggest that you consult an accountant or tax attorney. There may be ways of structuring the gift to avoid or...
I am unaware of any specific deadline - usually it is a reasonableness standard. A/c is generally not something which the landlord is legally...
Unless your lease restricts guests, you can normally have them (so long as they don't engage in nuisance activities, or violate other laws)....
You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney ASAP, including to make sure you timely and effectively assert any viable defenses concerning...
You should immediately complain to the Dept. of Building Inspection. If they cite the landlord, this should strengthen your legal position - see...
Any co-tenant has the right not to renew/extend a lease, or to terminate a month-to-month tenancy by giving proper written notice. Schmitt v....
If there is enough equity in the property, you should be able to get a loan to pay off the taxes/liens, and make any necessary repairs. Talk to a...
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