Put a deposit down for an apartment, changed my mind. now landlord wont refund it?
Whether or not you actually moved in, and regardless of your change in financial circumstances, if you signed a valid rental agreement, you are...
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Whether or not you actually moved in, and regardless of your change in financial circumstances, if you signed a valid rental agreement, you are...
From your description, you might have possible defenses to the unlawful detainer, possibly including habitability and/or illegal retaliation (see...
Theoretically, you don't have to respond to the unlawful detainer until you are properly served. However, it would be a good idea to proactively...
I have not read the ordinance you cited, but your description of it is consistent with many other local rent control/eviction control ordinances....
Unless you file a timely response to the unlawful detainer, you risk losing by way of a default judgment, regardless of what potential defenses you...
If the deed was somehow not recorded, it should still be possible to do so. However, you still need to consult with a probate attorney, including...
You have some maintenance obligations, including under Civil Code Sections 1928-1929, but it sounds like the landlord is overreaching. Please...
Sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. You may also wish to consult with a local landlord-tenant attorney to see whether you...
The more conservative approach would be to immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency, and pay the rent under express written...
If they named you in the notice, they essentially accepted you as a lawful occupant, and should have accepted the rent (if timely tendered, which...