What can you do if a party opposes a notice to appear at a hearing in a limited case in California? Is it a Motion to Compel?

File a reply to their opposition. But given the way your question is structured I think your best bet is an attorney... not avvo.

Assuming that you are the one making the application: yes, it is better because it means you can bring it again (so long as you disclose previous...

Can a debt collector repossess restaurant equipment and other property I purchased from previous owner if he did not pay them?

everything you receive is received "subject to" the loans that were on them. Your best bet is going after the previous owner and trying to recoupe...

What are my rights as a co-tenant if the main tenant on the lease dies?

It would highly depend on what your rights are determined to be. If you are determined to be a tenant--yes, you can get relocation fees. You should...

Is the defendant's motion to vacate the STAY proper because it was filed before the defendant was allowed back into the action?

As long as the motion to vacate default was granted before 16 court days for the hearing on the motion to vacate the stay--they should be fine.

your best bet would be to retain an attorney to write a letter to your landlord. For $250.00 you can avoid having an unlawful detainer filed...

What is my remedy?

You need to hire an attorney forthwith to set aside the default judgment. You aren't going to get served by the Sheriff. The next time you see the...

Are tenants required to receive written notice of where to pay rent when management changes?

Mr. Roach has said it all. Logically speaking though--how would a tenant know where to pay if you didn't provide such a notice?

Should I file an "amended opposition to demurrer?" Is there such a thing? Do I need leave of court? Do I still file errata?

Hire an attorney to review the situation. If you have time, you can file an amended demurrer and explain what happened.

The only time you need to file a separate statement is for a motion to compel further responses. You file that motion when you have been provided...