Call the county clerk's office, or the sheriff office/police department and ask.

You answered your own question - there is a judicial order in place that supersedes the administrative order. If you want to modify your child...

Maybe. Talk to a lawyer with your exact damages. I assume you reported both thefts to your insurance company.

You did not ask a question. You did not mention what the landlord said when you asked for your money back.

I changed the category from Constitutional to Real Estate. Hopefully a California real estate attorney will respond.

No, because he didn't steal it. You gave it to him to repair. Consult an attorney to determine whether you have a civil claim against the mechanic...

You need an attorney from the get go, not just part 2. Good luck with your business venture.

The fact that you have insurance does not relieve you of the responsibility for the bill. If your insurance should have paid and did not, you could...

Report the matter to your insurance company and let them handle it. Thats why you have insurance.

If the company has a registered agent in Florida, serve the RA. If not, contact a process server either in the city in which the company is located...