Eviction Notice Requirements California

Summary

In California, landlords must provide a proper eviction notice before evicting a tenant. The eviction process usually takes 30 to 45 days, depending on factors like court availability and tenant response. Tenants are generally required to pay rent during the eviction process. After receiving an eviction notice, tenants typically have 3 days for non-payment or lease violations, or 30/60 days for no-fault evictions to vacate. Extensions to vacate can be negotiated with the landlord, often at their discretion. Consider consulting a local attorney or tenant rights organization for guidance.

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Can the land owner evict me without a eviction notice?
In California, a landlord generally cannot evict a tenant without providing a proper eviction notice. The type of notice and its duration depend on the reason for eviction, such as non-payment of rent or lease violation. Have you received any written notice or communication from your landlord?
No
In California, landlords must provide a proper eviction notice before proceeding with eviction. Without any written notice, eviction isn't typically legal. You might want to consult with a local attorney or a tenant rights organization for guidance on your next steps. Would you like help finding local legal resources?
How long does a eviction process take
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The eviction process in California typically takes anywhere from * to 45 days, depending on various factors such as court availability and tenant response. It starts with the landlord serving a notice, and if unresolved, proceeding to file an unlawful detainer lawsuit. Have you been served with any legal papers yet?
No
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In California, without a proper eviction notice, the landlord can't legally evict you. The process involves a notice and possibly a court order, which hasn't happened in your situation. If you need further guidance or legal resources, feel free to reach out.
Do we have to pay rent during the eviction process?
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During the eviction process in California, tenants are generally still required to pay rent. If you fail to pay, it might strengthen the landlord's case against you. If you have any disputes, consider seeking advice from a tenant rights organization.
And after eviction notice how much time do they give to evacuate
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In California, after receiving an eviction notice, the time to vacate depends on the type of notice:
- *-Day Notice: For non-payment of rent or lease violations, allowing 3 days to comply or vacate.
- */*-Day Notice: For no-fault evictions, usually * or 60 days to vacate, depending on the circumstances.
If you have specific details about the notice you received, feel free to share!
Can a extention be granted to tenant to vacate
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In California, a tenant can request an extension to vacate by negotiating with the landlord. Such extensions are usually at the landlord's discretion. If you have specific circumstances, consider discussing them directly with your landlord. If needed, mediation services might assist in reaching an agreement.