Eviction Sublease Rights California

Hello ****. To provide you with accurate information, could you please tell me which state you're in?

Hello ****. In California, here are some key points for eviction:
- Landlord must provide written notice.
- If the issue isn't resolved, a lawsuit can be filed.
- Court order is required for eviction.
- Eviction process can take *-3 months.
Remember, this is general advice, and a local attorney can provide more specific information.

Hello ****. So, are you asking about the eviction process involving a sublease situation in California?

To clarify, are you the main tenant subleasing to another person, or are you the subtenant? This detail can affect the legalities around eviction in California.

Hello ****. As a subtenant in California, you have rights similar to the main tenant. If you're facing eviction, the main tenant or landlord must follow the legal eviction process. Consider talking to a local attorney for personalized advice.

Hello ****. This is a complex situation. As a subtenant, if the main tenant is evicted, this may affect your right to stay. However, in California:
- You may have a right to be notified and involved in the eviction process.
- You might be able to claim 'third party possession'.
Please consult a local attorney.