Can a landlord give you a eviction after you signed a 30-day intent to vacate

If you have violated some tenancy obligation (e.g. by not paying rent), the landlord would be free to serve a 3-day notice after you served your...

What does a civil code 1954?? Do I have to leave or is it possible to stay & pay rent & late fees?

Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to access the unit for certain specific reasons, which do not include to snoop, or confirm...

What should be done if our old landlord refused our certified letter disputing his reasoning for not returning our deposit?

There was no legal requirement to send the landlord a certified letter. However, you might wish to re-send it by regular mail, fax, or email, so...

HHow do i save money if i still have to pay rent on a 60 day notice?

You should immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should strengthen your legal position...

In California What would the next step if tenant doesn't vacate after the sixty day notice is up

Assuming that you are now the owner of record (through probate or otherwise), you should follow up with a local landlord-tenant attorney to confirm...

I believe you are referring to Section 37.9C of the San Francisco rent control ordinance. That only applies to tenancies in San Francisco. Most...

What to do with Personal Property after eviction?

The procedures are laid out in Civil Code Section 1980 and following, and are explained in some landlord educational materials (perhaps Nolo Press...

What can I do!?

You should immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that will strengthen your legal position -...

Can my landlord charge me for repaint

I would argue that the provision is invalid under Civil Code Section 1953, because it seeks to modify/waive your rights under Civil Code Section...

I live in Los Angeles, and had a woman staying with me for a couple months, until we just got into s fight.

If she paid rent, or otherwise became a subtenant, then you could only terminate by proper written notice, and would be liable if you simply locked...