Does a Motion to quash stay discovery in an Unlawful Detainer proceeding?
Disagree with Mr. Sullivan. If you propound discovery--I would argue that you are availing yourself to the Court's jurisdiction thereby making your...
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Disagree with Mr. Sullivan. If you propound discovery--I would argue that you are availing yourself to the Court's jurisdiction thereby making your...
You should hire an attorney--even to coach you through the stuff--because the proper thing to do would have been a motion to strike and a demurrer.
they don't owe you anything. As is, your writing skills are not very good so instead of thinking of it as a negative--think of it as something you...
I would think a motion for reconsideration, a 473, or disqualifying the judge and remaking the motion would be more prudent than an appeal.
each credit agency has their own method of disputing it. Pursue those methods.
You need to object to the minute order and file an ex parte application seeking nunc pro tunc relief---or some sort of 473 modification.
Contact your local housing board/department.
What you need to do is hire an attorney to take care of this. If you absolutely don't respond--you are absolutely going to get sanctioned.
One owner can evict them unless you have separate agreements with each other.
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What you really need to do is pitch in together and pay a lawyer.