Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

You can, if you are 100% certain she has lived in the property for less than one year 'on the date you serve the new notice,' serve a new 30 day notice. Be sure to include language on the notice that it supersedes and replaces all prior notices given, and be sure to serve it properly, pursuant to the CCP. It cannot be retroactive to the date of service of the 60 day notice. Again, check that as of the date that you serve the new notice, she has not been living in the property for one year or more, or you are back to having to give a 60 day notice, in which case you may as well rely on the original notice.

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