Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
Have an abusive 28 yr old son who abuses and bullies his 16 yr old brother (however he knows how to inflict pain without leaving marks); he also verbally abuses me daily privately and in front of his brother. He does not contribute anything toward rent or bills and is unwilling to find work. However, he is, unfortunately, on the lease of our rental as am I. He boasts "you will never, ever, get me out of here legally, ever". The restraining order was not granted. Here is my question: is there any legal issues that could arise toward myself or my landlord if I ask and succeed in having the lease terminated and ask him to move into another of his units should one become available with a new lease? This obviously depends on the landlord having understanding and being willing to work with me, but are there any potential legal hurdles? I know my son will squat as he has done this at other places he has stayed over the years and well versed on his rights.
1 Answer from Attorneys
If you know he is abusing your son you are obligated to protect the abused child. If it means to turn him in that's what you must do. I also suggest you move out in case your landlord refuses to help.
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