How can the court scheduled a case conference management for me as a defendant the took the matter off calendar?

It may be lost in the shuffle. The CMC is just a status conference. You can send a letter to the court asking for the matter to be put back on...

Once an Order has been filed in Probate, how long does one have to object to the order, and what would the motion be entitled?

Use the find a lawyer function. Attorneys cannot reach out to you from here. It is against the rules. And you should act immediately. A motion...

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Is there some chart or similar that can let me know the differences in rules between LASC unlimited civil vs. writs & receivers?

Find the local court website and look up the local rules. That will tell you the differences. All are the same, but some courts are focused more on...

Going to court without a lawyer

As Mr. Nawaey said, it is only possible with the filed notice of limited scope. Otherwise, only an attorney can appear for a represented party. The...

I filed a retraining order on a woman and the next day she filed a FALSE ex-parte claiming I harassed her. What does this mean?

No, it isn't obvious. The first person to the courthouse does not get priority. And it does not mean both people are not misbehaving. People can...

You may want an attorney to assist you. Technically, it is now a new year form when judgment was entered. If nothing has changed, then you have...

Marriage related question

A prenuptial agreement can address your concerns. See a local family law attorney.

Can a woman open up a child support case in another state after it has been closed in California. Even when it was never proven

It depends on why it was closed. If it was closed because the test showed you were not the dad, then no. If it was closed because she failed to...

How should be proceed with a will, trust, and executorship? Can trust with asset appraisals help protect each family member?

You need a lawyer. Without a will everything will be divided equally under the law, supposing no one has already taken things and disposed of them....

Shouldn't she still receive pt regardless of plateau? What can my family legally do?

You can find an elder law attorney for help, or perhaps move her elsewhere. You can also become a much bigger pest to the people not responding...