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The document discusses the issue of domestic violence in rental housing, highlighting the legal protections for victims under California law. It emphasizes that victims should not lose their housing due to abuse and outlines their rights, including the ability to change locks and terminate leases with proper documentation. The document also details landlord obligations and exceptions regarding eviction, as well as the responsibilities of tenants who are victims of domestic violence.

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Can a landlord evict a tenant for domestic violence?

Owners may not evict a tenant based on acts of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking committed against the tenant. Victims may have their locks changed or end their leases early.

Can you break a lease if you are a victim of domestic violence?

To end your lease, you must provide your landlord with written notice that states that you or a member of your household has experienced domestic violence and reasonably fears staying in the leased housing because of possible domestic violence in the future.

Why do most domestic violence cases get dismissed?

These are: The tenant bdocHubed the obligations in their tenancy agreement. The property is no longer suitable for the tenants needs. You plan to sell the property within 9 months. You or an immediate family member need to live in the property. You plan to carry out substantial refurbishments to the property.

Can I rent an apartment with a domestic violence charge?

Examples of state and local domestic violence housing protections include laws that: (1) prohibit housing discrimination based on an applicant or tenants status as a survivor of domestic violence; (2) provide an eviction defense where the landlord tries to evict the victim because the abuser committed a crime or lease

Can you evict a tenant for being abusive?

Some of the key rights are: Right to Protection: Victims can seek protection orders or restraining orders to keep the abusive partner away. These orders can also include the removal of the abuser from the home. Right to Report the Abuse: Domestic violence victims have the right to report the abuse to law enforcement.

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On what grounds can a landlord evict a tenant?

Verbal abuse and property damage can be grounds for eviction, but proper documentation is essential. Landlords should issue written warnings detailing the issues and request compliance. If problems persist, a formal notice to end tenancy may be served, respecting required notice periods.

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