My neighbor's trees and roots have caused extensive damage to my property. I noticed the damage about 4 years ago.

Claims like these can be barred by the statute of limitations if you do not file a timely lawsuit. Making a claim to a neighbor's insurance is a...

In CA. a prose litigant, when filing an “ex parte” (no notice to the other side) for approv of recording. What code says so?

Code of Civil Procedure, section 405.21 requires that unrepresented parties obtain court approval before recording a notice of lis pendens. See...

Do I need to serve the original complaint on a cross-complainant who is a new party?

No. The new party can make a demand of the plaintiff for all prior pleadings, including the original complaint. To bring the new party into the...

Call the police and see if they will remove her as a trespasser.

Is it too late to appeal this? Is there anything I can do to remove this from my record?

Unfortunately, you cannot appeal the decision. The time to do so has expired. Your options at this point are limited. I put a link below to...

HOW DO I FIND OUT IF THE PERSON I SUED APPEALED MY WINNING CASE AGAINST HIM AND IF HE DID FILE AN APPEAL IS IT AT THE SAME COURT

The time to file a notice of appeal is generally 60 days from the earlier of when the court clerk or a party mails you a notice of entry of...

You should consult with an attorney to review your non compete agreement (which often times are not enforceable in California) and the...

Is the deinal of an ex parte motion for emergency relief from a trust an appealable order? A prior appeal is underway.

I agree with the prior answer that more information is needed. Take a look at Probate Code section 1300 (link below) which lists the situations in...

In California civil litigation can I change, revise or amend a cause of action at trial or at the pre-trial conference?

Code of Civil Procedure, section 473 allows for amendment of claims. An amendment this late in the process could be denied on the grounds that...

How do I appeal from a summary adjudication judgement?

An order granting or denying motion for summary adjudication is not an appealable order. You can file a petition for writ of mandate but such...