Use of illusory liens on a real estate on unencumbered real estate

Illusory liens are fraudulent, and can be avoided as fraudulent transfers. Further, actual fraudulent transfers--transfers made with the intent to...

In a Mediation Settlement Agreement does one have any recourse besides litigation when settlement instructions are not followed?

Litigation may be necessary, but it may not be as expensive and time-consuming as you think. If the settlement was properly documented, and there...

Section 1152 is more limited than these responses suggest. Settlement communications are inadmissible only to be prove liability, not otherwise. ...

I purchased a motor home in 2007 and only made 4 payments since then, is there a statute of limitation for them to collect ?

Actually, the "from last payment" rule applies only to promissory notes, not other types of debts. Common misunderstanding. The statute of...

I am the Plaintiff in a civil case and the Defendant attorney has filed a motion to dismiss and a motion to strike. What can I d

I agree that this site (and for that matter, advice at a cocktail party) isn't a substitute for retaining an attorney. However, we can give you...

Can I sue somebody without knowing their address? I was told I can put the fact that I wanted to sue in the local news paper.

I agree with these responses. But do you know where she works? She could be served there (and if you get a judgment, you can garnish her...

Do I need to file a verified answer to a lawsuit from the city (in California)?

It is very unlikely that the city did not file a declaration in support of its request for a preliminary injunction. Look at the case docket on...

What is an offer to take judgment?

Although more information would be helpful, as the others say, I assume you have received an offer for judgment under California Code of Civil...

Why do attorneys

I do not know Ohio specifically, but many states limit how far back convictions can be used to impeach. If Ohio is such a state and your...

You need to clarify what you mean by "liable for." Generally, no one is "liable for" a pleading. If you mean to ask whether Attorney 1/Plaintiff...