Can my landlord kick me out? Please help

He can give you a 3-day notice, but would have to go through the unlawful detainer process to actually evict you, and could not lawfully lock you...

My ex boyfriend is trying to sue me for 10,000 in rent. I had to remove myself and my children from his abuse?

If you didn't take the necessary legal steps to terminate your co-tenancy, then you may have some contractual liability for rent. It certainly...

Tenants not paying rent.

Yes, assuming that the tenants have no legitimate basis for withholding rent (e.g. habitability issues), you should contact a local landlord-tenant...

The landlord would normally have no legal obligation to offer you a renewal at all, and (depending on the language of the lease) could require that...

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We rented a room in our house to a software engineer 4 days back who yells and shouts at night.

Your post does not indicate whether he has a fixed-term lease, or is month-to-month. If month-to-month, you can terminate via a 30-day notice...

How do i get my security deposit back ?

The owner should be responsible for the deposit under Civil Code Section 1950.5. Normally, the PM would just be an agent of the owner, and should...

I was illegally evicted with no notice from an apartment in Dana Point California. I was a sub lessee there for over 7 years.

If you essentially waived your right to a notice, and just moved out, you may not have much of a claim. If you were unlawfully forced out (see e.g....

What does a demur mean?

It can mean many things, but usually means that the tenants are objecting to some perceived errors in your termination notice and/or your...

My apartment complex didn't return my deposit to me within 21 days and there are some charges I am questioning, what can I do?

If you dispute any of the deductions, and can't reach a compromise, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 for both...

How many days notice does a commercial tenant on a month to month rental have to give me to move?

Generally 30 days. See Civil Code Section 1946.