How do I properly lodge document with the court before trial? this is a california superior court case.
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Answered on May 11, 2016
It depends on the purpose of the filing as to what you should be doing. As to what documents that court will wish the parties to prepare in advance...
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What is the best way to pay them where I'm protected and I have proof of payment
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Answered on May 11, 2016
You need: a written offer of settlement which says that if you pay there will be a release. Second, depending on trust, that there be a meeting:...
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Can I sue her for the amount of the stuff she threw out?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Now, why would your roommate do that? No story or explanation here. If you think you have it was done in bad faith or some other wrong reason take...
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Given the accusation without foundation is this actionalble?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
You are writing about a withdrawn job offer. In that there is nothing. You claim that it is based on a false report. Of course, a lawyer before...
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Is a stay applicable? If not what can we do to halt this action until we can challenge the order?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
You can seek a stay of eviction until the matter can be heard on the merits. It is not complicated but it does take knowledge of the exact...
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Can fraud be civil but not criminal?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Sure. Fraud giving rise to liability in a civil case is a daily occurrence.
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How can I get my TV back?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Suing her is likely to be timely and may cost you something. My guess is that it is in storage and the storage company is not being paid. If you...
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Memorandum of points and authorities question
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Answered on May 11, 2016
I have seen pictures and charts inserted in briefs (memorandum of points and authorities). However, those pictures and charts have to be self...
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Is it possible to stall a court hearing? How high is the likelihood to get divorce finalized in one hearing?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
It seems that you have retained counsel - hence the paraprofessional. At this point insist on talking to your lawyer. It is a five minute question.
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What can i do about this in order for me to get my customers checks? is there a way i can notify the IRS about this?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
This situation is a mess. You are in business and there are steps that business should take: first have a lawyer and if you do not have one get...
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