[CA] [CA] What form can I use to serve my subtenant an incurable eviction notice?
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Hello, I need to serve my subtenant an incurable eviction notice. Every time I choose the incurable form, it's turning it into a comply-or-quit form. Can I speak to an attorney?
Lexi, Chatbot
I understand the frustration you're facing with the eviction notice forms. Have you tried reaching out to your local housing authority for assistance?
Yes I have.
Lexi, Chatbot
Are you looking for guidance on how to properly serve the subtenant with the correct incurable eviction notice form?
That, plus to ensure I'm serving him the right form.
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Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured they'll be able to help with your eviction notice issue.
My subtenant's lease expired on 5/31. He hasn’t moved out and is not communicating. He did not allow the landlord to enter the unit despite the 24h notice. There were several violations to the agreements: police arrest due to domestic disturbance, neighbors’ complaints, damage to the property, unauthorized user. This is in California. His sublease started on 12/9/24, less than 12 months ago.
Jessica B
Thank you for choosing AskALawyer! My name is Jessica and I am a licensed attorney that will be assisting you with your question.
I am so sorry you are having issues with your subtenant. Was the lease in writing?
Yes, it was. We had a sublease agreement in writing, that ended on 5/31/25.
Jessica B
Did the lease state it would automatically renew on a month-to-month basis?
No, it does not. Plus, it's under 12 months.
Jessica B
Ok and did you give the tenant a notice of nonrenewal?
No, I did not. I sent him an email reminding him to move out by 5/31 and coordinate the move-out time.
He also violated the sublease agreement on several counts: police arrest, neighborly disturbance, damage to the property, all documented.
Jessica B
You can use this form: California 3-Day Notice to Quit (Incurable).
Do I need to send him a non-renewal notice or are the 2 emails I've sent him to move out by May 31st sufficient?
Jessica B
As long as the lease did not state it would automatically rollover then the emails are sufficient.
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