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No, because the video is not defaming you as it is not telling any lies.
You need to respond to the lawsuit within 30 days of being personally served. Otherwise, you can have a judgment entered against you.
The first thing you need to do is file the Motion.
No, escrow cannot unilaterally release the monies to you. The other party would have to agree, and if they don't, you can go to arnore)...
Just file the original POS, unless the Court says that it is invalid or asks you to serve the Defendant again.
You can certainly ask and try to settle for less, but they have no obligation to settle.
Assuming that this is Superior Court in CA, yes, you can move forward with a Request for Default.
You can do a quitclaim deed from yourself to the LLC. Beware that this may implicate the due on sale clause in your mortgage however.
You may be able to get out of it, but it sounds like you will have to pay the 3% as liquidated damages. However, the purchase agreement would...
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It depends on what the purchase agreement, addendums, and escrow instructions state. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise...