Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to make non-consensual entries for one of the limited reasons allowed under 1954. Those reasons do...

If you and your sister can't agree on how to co-own and manage this property, your best option may be to sue for judicial partition. I suggest...

Any new owner - whether through foreclosure or otherwise - would take the property subject to your tenancy, and could normally only terminate your...

You should be entitled to a copy under Civil Code Section 1962. However, if the landlord does not cooperate, it is unclear whether it makes much...

You can see if the post office will help. However, I suspect that you will have to use other means, such as hiring a private investigator to do a...

If local law enforcement won't help you gain access, they might at least let you make a report about the stolen personal property items. It...

Tenants generally don't have the right to evict other tenants. So, if you don't want to try involving the Housing Authority (which may not help...

The new owner took the property subject to your existing lease, so cannot increase the rent until that lease expires. Your rights after the...

Unfortunately, the landlord is not legally required to accept rent after the 3-day notice has expired. If you want to fight this, you must...

I would start by complaining to the local code enforcement authorities about the habitability violations, unpermitted work, etc. If you have an...