Eviction Notice Validity Concerns

Summary

Eviction notices in San Diego County should be signed by the landlord or an authorized representative. If your mother, the owner, didnt authorize the family member to act on her behalf, the notice might not be valid. Evicting tenants to increase rent is generally not legal. Consult a local attorney to understand your rights and options.

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I was given an eviction notice however it is not signed by the owner. Instead a family message signed it and gave it to me. Is this valid
Hello Gloria, could you please share your location as the legal requirements for eviction notices can vary from one region to another?
I live in San Diego county
Hello Gloria, in San Diego county:
- Eviction notices should be signed by the landlord.
- If a family member signed on behalf of the landlord, it may still be valid if they are authorized.
- This is a complex issue, I recommend contacting a local attorney.
He is not the owner my mother is.
Hello Gloria, in San Diego county:
- If your mother is the owner, eviction notices should be signed by her.
- If she didn't authorize the family member to act on her behalf, the eviction notice might not be valid.
- Consult with a local attorney for precise advice.
My mother is 93 years old and he informed her he is evicting me to get more rent money. Is this legal. I have lived here 22 years
Hello Gloria, in San Diego county:
- Evicting tenants to increase rent isn't generally legal.
- If your mother didn't consent to this eviction, it may not be valid.
- I strongly advise consulting with a local attorney to understand your rights and options.
Thank you
You're welcome, Gloria. Remember to seek legal help as soon as possible. It's important that you understand your rights as a tenant. Best of luck!