Landlord-Tenant: Where You Begin
Class recorded March 19, 2026.
Many people can't afford a lawyer to handle their legal issues. Whether you are a tenant or a landlord, if you are facing property rental issues in California without a lawyer, this class will help you get started by teaching you essential information about your rights and responsibilities and what resources are available to help. Learning important fundamentals about landlord-tenant law can make your legal journey easier and more successful.
Class covers:
- Non-discrimination in the rental of property
- Responsibility to make repairs
- Security deposit issues
- Negotiations and settlement
- The eviction process and going to court
- Resources for further information and where to seek help
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