In requesting a stay of enforcement pending appeal for an unlawful detainer case how much will the posting of the bond be?

First, on order to obtain a stay you will have to show extreme hardship if you lose possession. Assuming that you meet that burden, the trial...

Can the preemptory challenge allowed by courts be used when the appellate court reverses the decision of the superior court?

You should be able to do so as a matter of law. See Civ. Pro. section 170.6(a)(2)

Further, it is possible to move an appellate division case to the Court of Appeal, but the decision to do so is in the discretion of the Court of...

Do I have to wait for the judges order to file a notice of appeal. Our hearing was today; 2-24-12.

All of my colleagues answers provide sound advice. If you are serious about prosecuting an appeal, you might consider consulting with an appellate...

Assuming that you are representing yourself in pro per (as it appears) the defendant's attorney can contact you directly. That would only be...

Incompetent Attorney/Counter Suit

First and most important, you should find a new attorney immediately. Regardless of who is at fault, the fact that you don't have confidence in...

Can I re-appeal when the case is finally over, on the same cause that was dismissed?

Based on the information that you provided, all that the Court of Appeal has done is, in effect, tell you to come back when you have a final,...

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Can I appeal Summary Judgment and compel arbitration?

No one can answer your question without a careful review of the full record. I am a certified appellate law specialist with 25 years of experience...

So confused about deadline for notice of appeal

The order granting the demurrer is not the appealable order unless it is the judgment of dismissal. You should consult with an experienced...

Is it possible to motion to remove a Judge from your case a few days before trial in superior court?

It is true that it is too late for you do attempt an automatic disqualification per Code of Civil Procedure 170.6. But in theory at least, you...