Kenneth S. Taylor v. Judge Michael C. Martin

I. Background

Plaintiffs’ complaint and accompanying motion for a temporary restraining order is confusing, hard to follow, and does not contain much factual detail. Nonetheless, the Court will briefly summarize the facts of the case as it can understand them. Plaintiffs entered into a lease agreement with FG Temecula Senior Apartments, LP (hereinafter “Temecula Apartments”) that began on July 31, 2024, and ended on August 30, 2025. Declaration of Kenneth S. Taylor (“Kenneth Decl.”) § 2, Compl. at 18, ECF No. 1. In February 2025, Plaintiffs failed to

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Case No. 5:25-cv-01447-SVW-KES Date June 11, 2025

Title Kenneth S. Taylor et al. v. Judge Michael C. Martin et al.

pay their full rent balance. See Superior Court of California Ruling on Temecula Apartments Unlawful Detainer Action against Plaintiffs at 2 (“California Unlawful Detainer Ruling”), Compl. at 11. In March, they did not pay any rent. Id.

Because of this, in April 2025, Temecula Apartments sent Plaintiffs a “3-Day Notice to Pay Rent or…