Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

Hire an attorney, have them prepare notice and have her served, then if she fails to move after notice is given, have the attorney file an unlawful detainer lawsuit. In situations like this, you really do need to have an attorney handle it - both to distance you from the case - it will get ugly; and to make sure it is done right the first time around. You really don't want to live with her if you don't handle the case properly and wind up losing an eviction. It will get exponentially harder to evict her if you have an eviction botched and lost.

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