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You have yet won the relief requested, but this order is the gold standard for this phase of the proceeding. Probable less than 5% of writ...

Only yes if the Court of Appeal based its decision on facts that you believe are erroneous. You must preserve that error by a rehearing petition.

It appears that you are misapplying the concept of prejudice/no prejudice. If the demurrer was granted w/o leave to amend, the result is a...

Unfortunately, what the trial judge now believes is irrelevant because the trial court no longer has jurisdiction to change the judgment. What...

For appeal purposes, does oral argument during the hearing on a motion have the same weight (evidence-wise) as the briefs?

There is no one answer to your question - much depends on the nature of the motion - and your question raises more questions that might be...

Rule of court 8.155 governs procedures for attempting to correct errors in the record.

Do you file a notice of appeal if you didn't know you were supposed to appear in court?

First, an order of contempt is not "appealable" in the strict use of that term. The appellate court remedy is called a writ petition, and the type...

Am I able to sue my neighbor? Or how can I solve this issue?

You may be entitled to a Civil Harassment Restraining Order that you can obtain on behalf of your selves and your parents. Further, assuming that...

As a general rule a "pure" cost award is automatically stayed upon the fouiing of a notice appeal in a civil case. There are exceptions to that...

This is not a criminal matter so the district attorney is not going to intervene. Nor will the judge, in all probability, because this may appear...