How avoid default judgment if you don't have money for lawyers?

Doing business as a corporation provides benefits to you, but it also incurs liabilities. One of those is the legal requirement that the...

Can anyone provide a direct link to this and/or address my situation? Thank you very much.

I recommend that you call the 9th circuit's clerk in San Francisco for guidance.

What rights do I have to retrieve my things?

I recommend that you consult with a family law attorney immediately. This has nothing to do with an eviction, but with your rights as a mother and...

File clerk error caused judge to not receive our paperwork?

You can try a CCP 473 motion for relief from clerical error, but you are best advised to retain an attorney.

Is there any 473(b) relief available if I was unable to timely file memo of P&As after notice of intent to move for new trial?

A Motion for New Trial is not the method to challenge a demurrer, and your motion would probably be denied on that basis alone even if you had...

Can I do an exparte motion to set aside & vacate a dismissal under 473(b) (I was sick/couldn't pursue my case). 60 days coming.

No one can answer your question with the limited information you provide. If you can retain counsel now, do so immediately and obtain the...

If you do a motion to set aside and vacate a judgment by the 60th day from the entry of a judgment does that give you an extra ?

If this is an unlimited jursidiction case, the time to file a notice of appeal is not 60 days from entry of the judgment, but from proper service...

I assume that by "after 60" you means after 60 days from notice of entry of the underlying order of dismissal. The order that you would be...

What ?

The respondent gets the benefit of an automatic "grace period" that commences when the clerk sends out a notice of default. What you describe is...

Can a Plaintiff in a Commercial UD Lease case in the state of California appeal the commissioner's ruling?

I do not understand your question. As long as the "ruling" is appealable (not all are), the party harmed by the ruling can appeal - whether...