Los Angeles, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
When a Court is considering taking an action that may be adverse to a litigant, the Court sometimes warns that litigant about that and allows that them a chance to show cause I often see pro se litigan...
See Full GuideNunc Pro Tunc is a Latin phrase which literally means "now for then." This terminology is used when a court issues an order (or a judgment) today that is effective as of an earlier date. This guide p...
See Full GuideThose who have been damaged may sometimes be able to sue and recover those damages. Here is a list of the Top 5 mistakes plaintiffs can make. ...
See Full GuideWills A will is a legal document in which the testator declares her wishes concerning the disposition of her estate, disposition of her remains (e.g. burial), and who will be the executor of her esta...
See Full GuideWhat is a SLAPP? SLAPP is an acronym for "strategic lawsuit against public participation.” See, Jarrow Formulas, Inc. v. LaMarche, 31 Cal. 4th 728, 732, fn. 1 (2003). Basically, a SLAPP is a lawsuit...
See Full GuideWhat is a "Default" and what is a "Default Judgment"? When a plaintiff files a complaint, the plaintiff asks the clerk to issue a summons. The summons orders defendants to file a response to the com...
See Full GuideBackground The basic idea behind fraudulent transfer law is to avoid debtors from "giving away" their assets before the creditors can get to them. This may including a debtor gifting her house to he...
See Full GuidePre-Judgment Writ of Possession California law allows certain plaintiffs to apply to the court for a "writ of possession" (sometimes referred to as "writ of claim and delivery" or "writ of replevin")...
See Full GuideDefinition Generally, a "writ" is a written judicial order authorizing a specific act. Historically, the parties to the litigation had to apply for and obtain many writs during litigation. Modern l...
See Full GuideBanks are Cash Strapped The government has been conducting "stress tests" on banks, and telling some they need more liquidity. This apparently prompted some banks to send letters to borrowers with of...
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