Holdover Tenant in California: A Landlord’s Decision Guide
Accepting rent from a holdover tenant renews the tenancy under Civil Code 1945 and can trigger just cause protection. A California landlord guide. (888) 42-BORNA.
Who Pays the Legal Fees in a California Eviction?
Each side pays its own attorney in a California eviction unless the lease or a statute shifts fees, and Civil Code 1717 cuts both ways. (888) 42-BORNA.
Evicting a Family Member With No Lease in California
A California owner can remove a relative with no lease, but the notice depends on whether they are a tenant, a lodger, or a licensee. Landlord guide. (888) 42-BORNA.
Habitability Defense in a California Unlawful Detainer
If you own residential rental property in Los Angeles and your unlawful detainer came back
Squatters Rights California: A Property Owner’s Removal Guide
California gives an unlawful occupant a court procedure, not your property. How Los Angeles owners remove squatters under CCP 1161, and why adverse possession almost never works. (888) 42-BORNA.
Mixed-Use Property Eviction California: Owner’s Guide
Own a mixed-use building in California? Residential units keep AB 1482 just-cause protection; the commercial unit does not. Run each track right. (888) 42-BORNA.
How to Evict a Tenant in California: A Landlord’s Step-by-Step Guide
Evicting a tenant in California requires strict compliance with notice requirements, just-cause rules, and court
3-Day Notice to Quit California: Landlord Guide
This guide is written for landlords and property owners. Borna Houman Law represents owners, investors,
