Q: I live in Granada Hills and have been given 2 months to vacate the house. Am I legally entitled money to relocate?
A:
In California, the legal requirement for a landlord to provide relocation assistance depends on specific circumstances, such as the reason for eviction and the type of housing. If your eviction is due to the landlord's decision to remove the property from the rental market under the Ellis Act, or if it's a result of certain no-fault reasons, like substantial renovations, you may be entitled to relocation assistance.
However, if the eviction is for other reasons, such as lease violations or the landlord's personal use of the property, there's generally no legal requirement for relocation assistance. It's crucial to understand the reason for your eviction notice to determine if you qualify for any assistance under local or state laws.
Since tenant rights can vary by city, checking with Granada Hills or Los Angeles city ordinances is advisable. They may have specific regulations regarding evictions and tenant relocation assistance. Consulting with a legal professional can also provide you with tailored advice and guidance based on your particular situation.
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