If you settle your UM claim can you still sue your insurance company for bad faith?

I would need to hear more of the details to be able to provide a definitive answer. However, generally bad faith cases concerning UM claims...

When can I get a divorce if I’m pregnant?

You can get a divorce any time you want. Your pregnancy has nothing to do with it.

How to add attorney's fees awarded on a motion after judgment to the previously entered judgment

You need to file a motion and it must be supported by evidence (a declaration attaching the bill from the attorney would be sufficient). You have...

Our lease says it ends September 31st 2020 which is not a real date. Is the lease void? We want to get out of it if so!?

I don't think that gets you out of the lease. It could be reasonably interpreted to mean September 30 or October 1. You could breach the lease...

What can happen if I don't answer a restraining order?

I think what you mean is that you were served with initial restraining order papers. There is a scheduled hearing to determine whether to make it...

Getting My Evidence In if Opposing Party Messed Up Their Discovery?

You are correct that you can object to and refuse to answer identical discovery requests to which you already responded. Your objections to...

We made a small homeowners claim and our insurance adjuster said if we make the claim they will raise our rates 44 percentage,

There is no way the adjuster could know how much your insurance rates would go up (if at all) if you make a claim. It sounds like the adjuster was...

How do I cancel a Sole Proprietorship in California?

There is nothing to cancel. Unlike a corporation or an LLC, a sole proprietorship is not a legal entity, no fees are paid to the state to maintain...

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I been living with my grandma for the past 15 years until she passed. Do I have any rights on the house when she dies?

The letter your grandma typed probably does not count as a will because it was not signed. Without a will, her belongings, including the house...

You were misclassified as an independent contractor, when in fact, you are an employee as a matter of law. If you were in the course and scope of...