How long do i have to appeal and entry of judgement in an unlawful detainer action in california limited civil court?

You have 30 days from the date that the notice was served (mailed), not from the date you received it. If you intend to appeal you need to act...

How do I find an attorney who will sue my lawyer for malpractice?

The first thing that you need to ascertain is whether you have grounds for a malpractice suit or just a fee dispute. They are very different kinds...

Judge removal?

The answer depends in part on the grounds for disqualification (peremptory or for causes). But the best answer always is: as soon as possible once...

Are there questions of law that the Supreme Court must answer if not resolved at the appellate level?

The Supreme Court is never required to take a case except under ver y rare circumstances, and your private interest in the outcome of a case does...

Can I file a Notice of Appeal and a First Amended Complaint?

Yes. In fact, if the case was dismissed against the one defendant, you must appeal now or lose your right to do so. Be careful about the deadline.

Can anyone recommend a legal malpractice atty specializing in family law as well family law attys specializing in appeals ?

We are not permitted to respond to solicitations posted on AVVO. You may be able to locate attorneys who handle malpractice via AVVO's Find a...

Does the Supreme Court ever grant a review when an Appellate Court violates Govt Code § 68081?

Yes, the Supreme Court may intervene in such a situation, assuming that it is clear that the appellate court violated the rule. The remedy is that...

If it appears that your neighbors are serious, you need to alert your homeowner's insurance carrier. Failure to do so could waive coverage of any...

Can the decision of the appellate division of superior court for a UD be appealed to the California Court of Appeal?

You can file a motion to certify the appeal to go to the state court of appeal, but you will need a better reason that the one your provided. The...

Remittitur Issued. what does that mean?

It means that jurisdiction over the case has now returned to the trial court level. That has little consequence if your father lost the appeal.