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   Frank Chen

   San Marino Real Estate Attorney

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   Answered February 23, 2013 15:46. Your statements of law are correct. However, it is not clear when your mother tried to argue fraud. It seems a judgment has already been entered.
   
   For general information for tenants, see:
   
   http://courts.ca.gov/1289.htm

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   Marcus Morales

   Santa Barbara Landlord / Tenant Lawyer

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   Answered February 23, 2013 15:50. Contact a lawyer to stop the writ from being executed by the sheriff. You may need to file a motion to set aside default judgment or motion to stay the execution of the writ of possession.
   
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   Malosack Berjis

   Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyer

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   Answered February 23, 2013 15:36. I've added a "Landlord / Tenant" tag to your post. Best of luck to you.

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   James Eschen

   Santa Cruz Landlord / Tenant Lawyer

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   Answered February 23, 2013 15:38. You need to see an attorney first thing Monday. I gather your default was taken after insufficient service of process, but I cannot be sure. You have to state many more facts regarding the type of case, the method of service, and what steps were taken. How did the matter come before the judge?

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   Rixon Rafter

   Fairfax Landlord / Tenant Lawyer

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   Answered February 23, 2013 16:10. Have you tried to contact Legal Aid at http://about.lsnc.net/about-2/contact-us-3/

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