Can I write a trial judge about fixing an error she made?

No, but you should submit to the court the proposed order for signature, so that it can be signed by the judge. Do this right away, so that you can...

If I get a 60-day eviction notice, should I continue to pay rent?

When a 60-day notice is served, the tenant is not required to sign for it. This document seems more like an agreement of some sort. Consult...

Can we fight a 60 day notice as a hardship to a home to a fame of 6 with 4 small children?

Yes, the tenant probably can fight this. Consult immediately a tenant rights attorney to determine if any laws have been violated, if the notice...

Yes, the rental unit must have functioning and adequate heat. Every dwelling is built with heat, as it is part of the building code. If it does...

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Is this considered retaliation

Retaliation has to do with the issues, such as: tenants forming a tenant's association (matter of free speech and association), requesting the...

I have no rental agreement,But got a paper on my door that goes as follows.?notice to surrender covenet or fourfit poesission

The tenant can be evicted for not complying with the terms of a lease. Consult with a tenant rights attorney to determine how best to deal with...

You'll want to file in that court case something called a "Motion to Quash," if under California law the lawsuit was not properly served, otherwise...

Can you add emotional distress that resulted in PTSD if another claim's circumstances led to the situation that caused it?

These sorts of questions are best handled by the plaintiff's lawyer. Good luck with it. Be aware of time limits, known as the statute of limitations.

Can a judgment be renewed more than two times in California

Consult a debt collection defense attorney or a bankruptcy attorney to understand your range of options on how to deal with this. Sooner is often...

Do I need more evidence to win this UD Court Case?

This posting raises the question of what is "admissible evidence" in a court proceeding? Documents must be placed in exhibit binders before trial...