San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
You can file a police report, and seek a restraining order. If you and the other person have separate leases, then the landlord may well have a...
The proof of service accompanies the discovery responses, and would be sent to the tenant (or the tenant's attorney, if the tenant has counsel of...
Unless the tenant waived notice, the deadline to file an answer would not start running until the order was entered, and the tenant was properly...
If the landlord waived the 30-day notice (including by accepting rent), the landlord would have to start all over again with a new...
If you are suing for unlawful detainer, the only relevant issue would be whether during the period specified in the cure or quit notice, did the...
If the landlord accepted rent after serving a 30-day notice (which probably needed to be a 60-day notice, since you have lived there so long- see...
Have you tried complaining to the local code enforcement agency? If the agency cites the landlord, that would strengthen your legal position - see...
If the tenant cured the breach within the 10-day period, then you would need to serve a new cure or quit notice. These kinds of cases are often...
If you want to try to modify or withdraw the stipulation, you would normally have to bring a noticed motion, and would have a heavy burden of proof.
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Various laws, including Civil Code Section 1942.5, would preclude the landlord from retaliating against you...
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