Mr. Munsing and Mr. Gould have provided sound responses. You'd be wise to heed their advice. Good luck.

I have a personal injury lawsuit coming but need to file bankruptcy should i do it before or after the settlement?

Some or all of your recovery on a personal injury claim (depending on the amount) could be exempt in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. The exemption,...

Answer if you are CA attorney only: Possible to sue for fraud?

Even if you had a valid claim for fraud, and I am not convinced you do, it does not appear that you suffered substantial, or any, damages. ...

I have an atty but is not keeping me informed. The case was filed in 2014 personal injury but nothing else has been done.

If you are unhappy with your attorney you should look for another one. When you find an attorney you like, fire the current one. Good luck.

Is my landlord responsible for damages he caused to my parked car?

Your recourse is try to file a police report now and contact his insurer. If that does not work, you could sue him in small claims court. Good luck.

Need help with determining what type of Lawyer I really need (ie. Foreclosure, Real Estate-General, Litigation, Tort, Insurance?

You should consult a local real estate attorney. Good luck.

How do I get a default entered when the Clerk doesn't understand the law?

This sort of technicality will not get you very far. If 20 days have passed since you served the complaint, serve them with some written discovery.

I think I suffered abuse of judicial discretion as a pro se plaintiff-my case was dismissed when the defendant lied about not

This sort of outcome is not uncommon when a non-lawyer represents himself against a represented party. You may have recourse on an appeal, but if...

My lawyer received a first set of interrogatory requests. Responded and asked for an extension without informing me. Is this ok?

Discovery extensions are granted routinely as a matter of professional courtesy.

Will method of my service of opposing party influence my deadline for filing

There currently is no rule in California that provides for service by email. If there is a deadline by which the other party must take action...

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