Evictions can be traumatizing and usually move very quickly, so tenants must protect themselves by hiring attorneys who are experienced in eviction actions and protecting renter’s rights.

Tenants often have to deal with eviction notices. A landlord is required to provide its tenant with a written notice to quit before it has the right to file an unlawful detainer lawsuit in court.

With the rising cost of rent and the high demand for housing in the Greater Los Angeles area, many cities (including Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood) have enacted complicated rent control and stabilization measures.

Tenant buyouts (sometimes called “Cash for Keys”) are agreements in which tenants agree to move out of their home in exchange for payment from their landlord.

When it comes to the law, things can sound tricky and confusing.

Our attorneys have strong skills and years of experience in leasing, including the drafting and negotiation of leases.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has significantly impacted renters in the Greater Los Angeles area.

If Judgment has been entered against you, you will soon receive a Notice to Vacate from the Sheriff’s Department.