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Subtenant Eviction Rights California
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In California, subtenants who have stayed over 30 days may have eviction protections, including notice requirements and just cause. Disabled seniors might receive additional accommodations. Contact local tenant rights organizations for guidance.Full Conversation
Robert
Hi Robert,
Nice to meet you. How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you please provide more details about your situation and your location? This will help me give you the most relevant information.
Nice to meet you. How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you please provide more details about your situation and your location? This will help me give you the most relevant information.
I’m living in an apartment as a sublease with intent to being placed on the lease. I found my roommate, who is one the lease, is has not paid the rent in 3 months. I move in on November *, * with assistance from a local program to help me transition from a nursing home. They paid November rent and deposit monies. He spent all of it. He received a 3 day notice to quit. I was unaware this situation. What risks do I face and are laws that can protect me. I am a legally disabled senior.
Hi Robert,
I understand your situation. Could you please tell me your location (city and state)? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding your rights and protections as a subtenant and a legally disabled senior.
I understand your situation. Could you please tell me your location (city and state)? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding your rights and protections as a subtenant and a legally disabled senior.
California
Hi Robert,
Here are some general points regarding your situation in California:
- As a subtenant, you may have limited legal standing if you are not on the lease.
- You might face eviction if the primary tenant does not pay the rent.
- California law offers protections for disabled seniors, potentially allowing for more time to find housing.
It's advisable to contact a local tenant's rights organization for specific guidance.
Would you like information on local tenant's rights organizations or the nearest court?
Here are some general points regarding your situation in California:
- As a subtenant, you may have limited legal standing if you are not on the lease.
- You might face eviction if the primary tenant does not pay the rent.
- California law offers protections for disabled seniors, potentially allowing for more time to find housing.
It's advisable to contact a local tenant's rights organization for specific guidance.
Would you like information on local tenant's rights organizations or the nearest court?
San Jose
Hi Robert,
Here is the information you requested:
- **Local Tenant's Rights Organization:**
Law Foundation of Silicon Valley~
- **Nearest Court:**
Santa Clara County Superior Court~
These organizations might be able to provide you with more specific assistance tailored to your situation.
Here is the information you requested:
- **Local Tenant's Rights Organization:**
Law Foundation of Silicon Valley~
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North Second Street, Suite *, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.lawfoundation.org
- **Nearest Court:**
Santa Clara County Superior Court~
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North First Street, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.scscourt.org
These organizations might be able to provide you with more specific assistance tailored to your situation.
I know California has strict eviction laws even for those not on a lease if someone stayed somewhere over a month.
Hi Robert,
In California, even if you're not on the lease, tenants who have stayed for over 30 days may have certain protections:
- **Notice Requirements:** Landlords must give proper notice before eviction.
- **Just Cause:** Evictions generally require a valid reason, especially for long-term occupants.
- **Disability Protections:** Additional time or accommodations may be required for disabled seniors.
For detailed assistance, please refer to the organizations provided:
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North Second Street, Suite *, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.lawfoundation.org
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North First Street, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.scscourt.org
Would you like more information?
In California, even if you're not on the lease, tenants who have stayed for over 30 days may have certain protections:
- **Notice Requirements:** Landlords must give proper notice before eviction.
- **Just Cause:** Evictions generally require a valid reason, especially for long-term occupants.
- **Disability Protections:** Additional time or accommodations may be required for disabled seniors.
For detailed assistance, please refer to the organizations provided:
Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North Second Street, Suite *, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.lawfoundation.org
Santa Clara County Superior Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * North First Street, San Jose, CA *
Website: www.scscourt.org
Would you like more information?
Ok. Thank you for your help
You're welcome, Robert. If you have any more questions or need further assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Take care!
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