Since those sounds like separate/distinct claims, filing separate small claims court actions should be OK.

I have not researched the issue of whether checks deposited in a dropbox would be considered "received," but certainly agree that there may be...

I suggest you start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency about the habitability/health and safety code violations. If the agency...

I'm sorry that you and your son are experiencing this. Unfortunately, injuries or changes in financial circumstances generally do not provide...

Your post is a little unclear, but it sounds like your roommate is the master tenant (not the owner), and you are his subtenant. If this is a...

If the landlord gave proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954, AND wanted to enter for one of the reasons permitted under that law (which seems...

I'm sorry you and your son are experiencing this. However, he may have few options, other than to sue his mother and stepfather. It sounds like...

If you don't pay the rent, he can serve you with a pay or quit notice, and then sue you for unlawful detainer if you don't comply. If sued, you...

Civil Code Sections 1942.1 and 1953 purport to limit the validity/scope of arbitration clauses in Cal. residential rental agreements, so it may be...

Because you rented out multiple rooms, it sounds like the occupants would legally be considered tenants, rather than lodgers (see Civil Code...