How do I file a Stipulated Judgment in a civil (non-divorce) case? Do I need to set aside the Court's dismissal?
You can just file the stipulated judgment with the court and have the judge enter it, assuming it was prepared correctly.
Beverly Hills, CA
Business Lawyer at Beverly Hills, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements
You can just file the stipulated judgment with the court and have the judge enter it, assuming it was prepared correctly.
If you're bringing in a new cause of action, you'll need to amend the complaint, you can't just use the doe form.
If it breaches the terms of your lease, then yes.
The agreement would have to be reviewed to advise you properly.
You can contact your phone company and try blocking the number.
The CC&Rs would have to be reviewed to advise you properly. They should state whether it is HOA or homeowner responsibility to fix this issue.
You have to wait 30 days from the date the judgment was entered. With Jiffy Lube, a letter to them might get the debt collected. Otherwise, you...
You can have an attorney write a demand letter and/or sue them in small claims court.
If the judgment is against the corporation, you can only collect against the corporation's assets. Thus, using a Writ of Execution, you could levy...
The 21 day clock starts once you actually physically move out of the premises.