Three extensions is not unusual, but is often as far as the court will go, depending on the reasons for the extension. And yes, they are wholly...

What can I do regarding a former, disgruntled employee who is tarnishing my reputation and providing false accusations?

I recommend that you consult with an employment attorney immediately. This situation is too serious and complex to rely on AVVO for the guidance...

In my initial civil Complaint for defamation, should I provide quotes of the published statements? If so, what's reasonable?

No attorney can or should provide answers to your question without reviewing the facts and making a strategic and legal determination as to what...

Can the CA Supreme Court direct the Appellate Court to change their Opinion without granting a full “rehearing”?

In theory the Supreme Court can do so, but in reality it never will. It is not the role of the Supreme Court to review court of appeal decisions...

What should I do when the defendants deny that they got served?

My recommendation is that you do not fight it. Its a waste of time. The Court will almost always rule in favor of a party who claims lack of...

Can a Judge Dismiss a Defendant Because Plaintiff is in Pro Per?

I suspect that your view that you are "doing well" as a pro per is not shared by the judge. In my experience judges who admonish pro per litigants...

It is impossible to answer your question in the abstract. I recommend that you retain an attorney to review your situation and represent you.

If a judgment is given by a Court, but is not appealable, must it be vacated?

The superior court does not withdraw or vacate a "judgment" because the court of appeal found that it is not a final appealable judgment. Instead...

My grandmother stated in her will that her newly married husband of 3months, can live in her house until he dies.

If the sale was in 2012 you may be out of time to do anything (unless the fact of the sale was withheld from you). I recommend that you consult...

I served with limited law suite for 5000?

Your obligation to respond in some form (answer or otherwise) is not dependent on service of the other defendant.