Will appeal on denying Motion 128.7 postpone the date of the trial?
You do not have the right to appeal an order denying a 128.7 motion for sanctions. If you believe that you have grounds for immediate appellate...
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You do not have the right to appeal an order denying a 128.7 motion for sanctions. If you believe that you have grounds for immediate appellate...
The general rule is that all California judges must act on matters that are "under submission" within 90 days. Whether your matter is "under...
Something about your questions makes no sense. Who showed up at trial as the defendant? If it was the actual defendant you were intending to sue...
I agree with Mr. Patrick. But I write separately to make sure that you understand that the section 473 motion must be filed with the same judge...
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Your question is a little ambiguous as phrased, but I will take a shot: The general time limit for filing writ petition challenging an order...
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First, there is no such thing as "dismissing" a judgment. It is the case that must be dismissed, but once a judgment is entered, the trial court...
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The probate code allows you to appeal such orders. The more difficult question is whether you have grounds that could result in a successful...
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Neither an appeal or motion to vacate will get the judgment off your record or assist you in settling, unless you win the motion or the appeal. ...
Yes,the 14,000 word limit in Rule 8.204 applies to a writ petition. See rule 8.485(a)).
If your case is in the Third Appellate District in Sacramento, this length of delay is, unfortunately, common.