Fair Oaks, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Fair Oaks, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It sounds like your tenants having pets on the premises was a breach of the lease. That is the kind of thing you can evict someone over if they...
Sorry to hear you are in such a bad spot. I would definitely consider filing a small claims action for a refund of some of the deposit. If the...
A landlord cannot characterize a deposit as "non-refundable" in a rental agreement. See California Civil Code 1950.5(m). That code also refers to...
Take a look at California Civil Code 1962. It will tell you what a landlord has to put in a written regarding to whom rent payments are made, in...
I can tell you that in my experience, in California, a 33% contingency fee pre-trial, and a 40% fee for trial is about standard. Also, I have seen...
This could be a breach of the lease agreement. Your relative can look at the lease he already signed to see if it says anything about this. If...
This is not right and it is a violation. However, you can't just break a lease based on one improper entry. One option is to send a letter to...
I would like to know a little more about why they took the whole deposit. Did you get an itemized statement detailing the charges? You are...
There are a couple of different bad things going on here. Contact a landlord/tenant attorney in the area immediately. Try to find someone who...
You can sue a landlord for turning off utilities with the intent to terminate your occupancy under California Civil Code 789.3. Violations of this...
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