Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
Eviction
My client recieved a 30 day eviction notice from the manager of her apartments. Do they have to give her a legitimate reason for such an eviction or can they evict her for any reason? She is disabled and living on a very small income, needless to say it will cost her a lot to move.
Thanx in advance.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Eviction
You are welcome.
If the lease is up, or it is a month-to-month lease, there need not be a reason (unless she has lived there for over a year...then 60 days notice). I think you mistake a 30 day notice to move with an eviction, which is only after an unlawful detainer.
Unfortunately, the fact of her being disabled, or living on a small income, does not enter into this. If the situation were reversed, the landlord could not force her to stay if she wished to move.
If you need more, please do not hesitate to e-mail my office.
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