First, most malpractice attorneys handle cases on a contingency fee basis - meaning, you do not have to pay the lawyer to represent you in your...

Your matter will not be heard by a judge unless you request a hearing. If the parties reach an agreement, that agreement can be made into a...

The QDRO itself likely has a paragraph that deals with what happens in the event that alternate payee dies before the benefits are paid.

This forum is not intended to provide litigants with instructions on how to represent themselves. My recommendation is that you hire an attorney. ...

The deadline for serving a motion is based on the hearing date, not the filing date. See Code of Civil Procedure section 1005. Don’t represent...

You do not have to cancel or withdraw your pending motion. You can leave it on calendar for the attorney's fee/sanctions request. [assuming you...

That's a great question. Generally, you include/report (on your taxes) any portion of a scholarship, a fellowship grant, or other grant in your...

You can indicate in your petition that the name and age of the child is not presently known. Once your petition is filed with the court and then...

Sounds like you may have a statute of limitations problem.

His actions are a breach of court orders = contempt; and a breach of fiduciary duty. You will likely have to return to court for enforcement...