If i am in pro per and i answered interrogates my self and signed where a lawyer normally would do i still need to include
Yes, you still need to include a signed verification under penalty of perjury.
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Yes, you still need to include a signed verification under penalty of perjury.
The default should be rejected. If not, bring it to the court's attention.
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You should be able to continue with discovery.
If this is in the lease, then yes, you can do it.
You may be able to back out of the deal. However, the purchase agreement, escrow agreement, and related documents would have to be reviewed to...
Yes, you can renew the judgment. You should hire an attorney to do this for you as the attorney can use an investigator to find bank accounts, any...
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It is unclear what your role is here. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
This would depend on the agreement that you have with the other owners. With regards to the other questions, you should ask them to escrow...
This could be fraud and breach of contract. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you. I am a real estate broker as well...
40 days after the service of the complaint and summons.