What forms do I need to file in court about land by adverse possession or relative hardship doctrine?

It sounds like you may have a claim for a prescriptive easement: an open use for five years or more, under a claim of right and adverse to the...

Our house in Ca was loss due to foreclosure in 2009. It had a line of credit as a second can they come after us for the money?

The holder of the line of credit loan (HELOC) is a sold-out junior lienholder and can sue you for the amount owing on the HELOC. It may be that...

Missed the 21 day rule to submit an itemized bill on deposit. Is it best to return deposit and then sue in small claims?

Attorney Chen's advise is excellent - as usual. I would only add that if the tenant sues you, then you would have the tenant's contact...

A demurrer must be filed within the time allowed to file an answer - generally 30 days from service. If you simply filed an amendment to the...

How exactly did your neighbor give you this easement? Verbal? By a deed. I hope it is by deed. Was the deed recorded? A recorded easement deed...

In CA, if a trustee is removed via litigation, who is responsible for her attorney's fees?

It depends on the wording of the trust and the gounds upon which she was removed. If she was removed due to her fraudulent acts, the trust is...

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Do I have a real estate case?

You have to read your listing contract with the bank. Do you have an exclusive listing? Is the contract revocable by the bank? You should...

Promissory Note Collection

If the company is a corporation or LLC, you can serve the registered agent as shown on the Secretary of State website. If it is a DBA you can...

Potential Liability for a Deficiency Judgment for a Second Trust Deed with some unique facts

If the first lender forecloses, the second lender becomes a "sold out junior lien holder" and can file suit against you or damages for breach of...

Neighbor refuses to contribute to fence I erected on my property after he demolished common fence between the properties.

Under Section 841 of the Civil Code, coterminous land owners are mutually and equally bound to maintain boundaries and fences between them. In...