Depending on the facts, you may have grounds to seek a civil harassment restraining order (forms and instructions should be available on the...

Even though no lawsuit has been filed yet, transferring title, etc. could well violate fraudulent transfer laws (see e.g. Civil Code Section...

An emailed termination notice would not comply with Civil Code Section 1946, and so might not support a lawsuit for unlawful detainer, but might...

A writ could not be issued unless an unlawful detainer judgment had been entered against you. So, regardless of whether the writ was returned...

Your post is somewhat unclear, but it sounds like the landlord claims that a rent increase notice was given, that you didn't pay the increase, and...

I agree with Mr. Dorfman - you could try the find a lawyer tab on this site, searching on Yelp, using your local bar association's lawyer referral...

Agreed. You can use the find a lawyer tab on this site, search on Yelp, use the local bar association's lawyer referral service, etc. Your...

I agree with Mr. Iloulian, and would add that if the cited violations have been outstanding for at least 35 days, have not been remedied, and there...

Unless this is a commercial tenancy, and you used a notice of estimated rent as per Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161.1, the general rule is...

You could conceivably have claims for nuisance (see Civil Code Section 3479 and following). However, pursuing claims against government entities...