I was served a notice to vacate, there is a judgment against me. I am renting commerical RE. By law, can I still cure?

Generally, where the landlord has received a favorable judgment regarding unlawful detainer, the tenant will have to move out as well as possibly...

Without more facts, your question is a little vague and it would be difficult to provide you with more information. A tenant for years is a...

My partner was not reporting my rent to bankruptcy as income how to prove it?

This seems more like a question that could better answered by someone who knowledge relating to bankruptcy rather than landlord/tenant.

How should I handle this? Apt complex termites and black mold

In California, all residential units are subject to the implied warranty of habitability, which means that all places intended to human occupancy...

Can a landlord charge an extra deposit even if nothing has changed

The first thing is to do is review your lease to check the terms of the security deposit. as this is what generally governs a lease agreement...

What are my options if I want to sell my condo but have a tenant in there on a lease?

Generally speaking, a tenancy for years terminates at the end of the lease term (July 2016). Unlike a month-to-month, a landlord cannot terminate...

What can I do about a landlord who continues to violate my tenants rights?

In California, generally, a residential landlord cannot enter upon the leased premises without permission from the tenant, or advance notice to the...

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Who are the top wine Lawyers in Napa Valley, California.

Dan Yakobian is correct on both counts. There is not such thing as a "wine lawyer," although there are attorneys who do specialize their practice...

Can we deduct additional utility expenses incurred because landlord took 16 days to fix main (gas) heater?

In California, you have an implied warranty to habitability as a tenant of a leased residential premises. This means that a residential premises...

Can my landlord ban anyone from the premises?

Always look to your written lease agreement first, if you have one, for provisions which limits your rights to have guests. If there is a...