Judgment Interests -- What is the interests rate that you charge a judgment debtor?

On a California judgment, the legal rate of interest is 10 percent per annum.

What can I do to exercise my judgement by default against the Officer of the dissolved corporation?

You would conduct post-judgment discovery, which can include written interrogatories, document demands, subpoenas, and an order that the judgment...

Defendants served me with a motion, that was not properly served. Can the court refuse to hear it?

The court is likely to either (a) continue the hearing if you inform the court that you were not served or (b) ask you when and how you learned of...

You can file a creditor's claim in the bankruptcy proceeding. There are time limits for filing creditor's claims. Did you receive a notice of the...

Does a Promissory Note have to be in an exact dollar amount.

The dollar amount in your sister's case is $77,000. The reference to other amounts that may become due does not appear to invalidate the specific...

The client or an existing attorney has brought into the case another attorney as co-counsel.

When opposing counsel was granted leave to amend his complaint, does that mean that I have to submit an answers and pay the

You will most likely want to file an answer to the amended complaint, but the clerk will not charge you another first appearance fee, because it is...

If your damages are under $10,000 you may be able to get this done through small claims court. However, before you do that, first find out if the...

Could filling out a loan application for somebody make me liable?

If all you are doing is filling in the other person's information as they direct you and letting him/her sign the application, then you would not...

In which new case form (CA Superior Court, Civil Division) argue that statute of limitations haven't expired?

Statute of limitations is an affirmative defense which the defendant must prove. However, if you are filing the lawsuit after the statute of...