You should not have to file a motion, and you should not have to wait until the state bar intervenes (which could take weeks or months).\ If...

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I share 50/50 custody of my 3 children. She took me back to court for support. I was ordered to pay $2325 a mo. Can I appeal?

I, too, am sorry to hear about the situation. What you need right now is not another family law attorney, but an appellate attorney who handles...

Question regarding motion for judgment on the pleadings

The answer is that judges do not treat lawsuits as games where if a party makes a technical error, they lose everything. Judges (or at least most...

Follow up question - How do I introduce new evidence after the 10 days have run in an anti-slap case?

You should have this reviewed by an appellate attorney with anti-SLAPP motion experience. You need to act quickly because the deadline in which to...

I need a family law lawyer it is a out of state case and very complicated I have the whole actual case day by day ..

It is not completely clear from your question whether you lost custody, or whether you actually lost all parental rights. In either event, and...

Timeline for filing Notice re Cross-Appeals...

Assuming tht are appealing from an unlimited jurisdiction case to the state court of appeal, you must file the notice of cross-appeal within the...

Class action lawsuit for car manufacturer: Do you only have 4 years after date of purchase? And 4 tries to fix the same problem?

First, the four years would expire on the date that the class action lawsuit was filed - not the date of the letter that you received. Next, the...

Appealing From Ruling/Judgement while Another Appeal is same case pending & timeline

It is difficult to answer your question as posed, because a ruling on an attorney fee motion is an independently appealable post-judgment order...

How can we dismiss our lawyer and how do we inform the court? Is there a form to fill out to inform the court for the dismissal?

Since the case is not yet resolved - whatever the reason may be - you might be best served by finding and retaining a new attorney to take over. ...

As your question is very general, I can provide a general answer: Yes, you may have the right to sue the former employee under one or more legal...