Does TenantShield guarantee that I will recover my California security deposit?
No. The pack organizes a written demand and supporting record. The lease, facts, delivery, evidence, defenses, and any court decision control the result.
🇺🇸 California tenant document
Challenge withheld funds with an organized written demand, your dates and amounts, an evidence plan, and official starting points in one downloadable pack.
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Official framework
California Civil Code § 1950.5
California generally requires the remaining deposit and an itemized statement no later than 21 calendar days after the tenant vacates, subject to the statute’s details.
Read the official statute ↗Content reviewed August 28, 2026. General information only—not legal advice.
Rules the pack helps you organize
These are general summaries, not conclusions about your situation. Review the linked official text and obtain legal advice when needed.
California deposit dispute
These facts generate your demand letter, timing worksheet, dispute organizer, evidence log, and escalation-prep sheet.
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No. The pack organizes a written demand and supporting record. The lease, facts, delivery, evidence, defenses, and any court decision control the result.
A personalized demand letter, timing worksheet, deduction dispute organizer, evidence and delivery log, and escalation-preparation sheet with official source links.
No. It identifies provisions to review and makes clear that potential enhanced remedies depend on facts and, if disputed, a court determination.
Yes. Complete the guided form to see a personalized preview. The finished five-part PDF costs $39 USD as a one-time purchase.