Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

You will want to look up in the County records who owns the house; then you will want to notify the owner/landlord that you will be withdrawing from the lease since you will be moving out. Keep in mind that if the lease so provides and the landlord can still hold you responsibile for the lease payments as per the lease, then we will want to explore other options for getting you off the lease. This is an ideal situation for your local "pro bono" mediation services...since, after all, it is family and you will have some level of continuing relationship with him.

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