I was served with a SUBP-025 by mail. Can I ignore it and say I never received it?

You should never just ignore legal documents you receive. If the address listed is correct, oftentimes it will be presumed that you received the mail.

I am filing a motion to vacate judgement...

1. You do not need to let the opposing party know you are filing before you file unless you are filing an ex parte motion. Generally, a party...

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Can a lawyer have a discovery of your case before you have hired him ?

There is no easy answer to your question, as the type of case, the documents in question, and the timing are all factors. If the attorney had...

How do I file a document "In person" when I am out of the geographic area of the court?

Did you file the order from the judge with your complaint? Did the judge require you to furnish a security at the time of your filing? Did you use...

Can I be sued in a Personal Injury Claim as a subtenant?

Yes, they can sue you. However, whether they can sue you is a very different question than whether they will be successful in suing you. I would...

The server documents the date and will file the required paperwork with the court. If you want to know the date you can go to the court and pull...

Received my attorneys interrogatory responses and i completely disagree with some of them, should I ask them to explain?

When you verify the responses with your signature you are stating that all the responses are true and accurate. You most definitely should bring it...

I'd take a look at California Code of Civil Procedure 5200-5240. You may find further support for your position in those sections. The sections...

I would like to know if I'm divorced or not?

If you look at the first entry, it says that the judgment was "dissolution." There is also a notice that the judgment was entered. That would...

What is my next step, or preferably how do I get a litigation lawyer?

You can use Avvo's "Find a lawyer" feature to find an attorney near you. Alternatively, you could contact the San Francisco Bar Association to see...