Termination notices are sent out before any litigation has started, so would not normally be stamped by any court. The owner does not need to give...

The 60-day notice seems to violate Civil Code Section 1942.5(g), and may well also violate any applicable eviction control law (e.g. the Cal....

AI may wish to read Code of Civil Procedure Section 1013(c) :) Service by overnight services does not require your consent, but must be...

Since you accepted their offer, you have a good argument that you have an enforceable contract. There are circumstances under which they could try...

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Unless there is some local ordinance which says otherwise, the landlord would normally not be legally required to rent/provide you a parking space....

Even though it sounds like they are only guests/licensees, you would normally be legally required to go through the legal process (i.e. a lawsuit...

It sounds like the seller and agents made what are at least negligent misrepresentations about something very material. If so, you would have the...

If the fobs are genuinely needed because of a documented disability (e.g. so a caregiver can get access), then you can demand (under FEHA and other...

Late fees are generally illegal/unenforceable in Cal. residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7, 12. If the 3-day...

If the property was falsely represented to be a condo, you should have the right to rescind under Civil Code Section 1689 for fraud and at least...