If standing to pursue civil lawsuit is established before a MSJ is filed is the motion moot?

Your question is somewhat unclear. You write that the standing question was "affirmed as a matter of law" before the msj was filed. Affirmed by...

My elderly parents regained title to property that was wrongfully taken from them by a con man. He is appealing. Now what?

Your parents need an appellate attorney to defend the decision and maintain the status quo pending the appeal. You can find us on AVVO's Find an...

Copy of Record on appeal

AS the appellant, you should have already paid for your copy (required deposit in order to designate record in civil appeals). If you are in a...

When a judgment is reversed on appeal, do you have to wait until the previous court records it for it to become official?

From your comments it appears that this is not a recent decision by the court of appeal. If the trial court has not yet complied with the court of...

I need Appellant lawyer for a Pasadena UD foreclosure case, preferably someone that significantly represented appellants.

Under the circumstances you describe, an appeal will do no good at this point in time, because you cannot submit to the appellate court the...

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In a federal civil suit, can you waive front and back pay and seek solely compensatory damages during settlement negotiations?

If you are negotiating a settlement that has potential tax consequences, you should consider consulting a tax attorney or a CPA.

The judge made a ruling on child support that I am ordered to pay as well as a daycare bill. can I appeal the ruling?

An order that requires a party to pay money is almost always an appealable order. Whether your appeal has merit is a different question,...

Foreclosure 'tender rule' & bond & Los Angeles Appeal court cases

I have never heard of a respondent in an appeal "waiving" the bond requirement unless there is an actual agreement between the parties to do so. ...

Can I file a writ of mandate in superior court for a cause of action that was dismissed in a lawsuit through a demurrer?

No. The Superior Court will not accept a writ of mandate on its own order. This would be a disguised Motion for Reconsideration, which is...

What if an attorney in family court, just out of his thumb, claims to the judge I have a motive for murder?

To answer your question about curruption - it is "possible" but extremely unlikely. What is much more likely - and apparent from your question -...