There are no legal requirements per se but to protect yourself, you need either a written agreement that spells out the details and/or to set up...

A landlord can deduct unpaid rent from a security deposit refund, however, if the landlord, through the agent property manager agreed to the rent...

Can I get in trouble for not serving restraining order papers?

Does not seem like you can get in trouble based on these facts. You might get a challenge from the opposing party, however, whether service was...

How do you fight a creditor who sues you falsely claiming a fraudulent transfer over "assets" independently appraised for $0.00?

If you have assets that you believe have no value, you should consider working out a deal to transfer them rather than fighting over nothing.

What type of response is probable and is it proper for the winning party to respond also? is a summary Judgment appropriate?

Hard to decipher the question here. A plaintiff who successfully defeats a demurrer does not respond. The defendant will now have to answer the...

What does it mean when the judge say it's not properly stated.

The Judge is giving you another chance to allege the facts necessary in your complaint sufficient to present a cause of action. If the case is...

If a plaintiff tries to pierce the corporate veil in order to collect on a debt

If I get the question, you do not want to do that. You contend you are not the alter ego. As such, you should not have any rights under the...

The judge controls the courtroom. What you think is an "attack" on credibility may be impermissible for a variety of reasons.

Can a defendant file a demurer after answering the complaint? civil litigation; malicious prosecution.

Too late now but as others have noted not a big deal as there are other ways to attack the complaint short of a trial. You should probably get...

How can I sue both the employee and corporation?

GENERALLY speaking, you can sue everyone who has wronged you, including legal entities for whom the wrongdoer acted as an agent.