My landlord is trying to evict me cause I told her to fix some issue in the property is this a retaliation case?

It sounds highly suspect based on what you have described. My California colleagues have provided you good, jurisdiction-specific guidance on how...

Who is responsible for tree falling on a neighbors house

Home insurance polices vary according to the policyholder, but as far as the law is concerned, this will likely be considered an Act of God, which...

My ex-wife rented 1 side of a duplex without my knowledge or participation. We are both on the deed, the mortgage is hers alone

As you can appreciate, this situation is complicated and will probably require a consultation with a real property attorney, so that you would be...

What kind of lawyer do I need to help me fight for my rights as a business owner?

Thank you for your question. You will likely need a contracts and business litigator to handle this for you. If the business is entirely in...

The answer is "possibly." It would be the judge's call. Under the rules of professional conduct of many state bars, a client can fire his/her...

When I file a complaint and then file a civil suit and get discovery, am i entitled to all info I need for the law suit?

Generally, you are entitled to receive all information, documents and evidence from the opposing side that tends to prove or disprove what is in...

Is it unethical for a law firm to represent two different cases against one person

Most likely not. The ethics issue would come into play if one law firm, or one lawyer, represented two clients, and had previously or was...

Can judgement be handed down with out proper service?

No. Without service of process, the defendants do not even have the notice by which to prepare for a defense, or to appear in court on either...

My HVAC rep made a mistake, what should I do?

Yes, there are remedies here. Equity probably would not be needed, since legal remedies will likely make you whole. While I would have to have...

Final decrees or orders must be signed by the judge, or in the alternative if your state's laws allow it in certain instances, the Clerk of Court. ...