Would a probate court judge ever grant an extension on the time to file a creditor's claim?
C.C.P. § 366.2 is the one-year statute of limitations for filing a claim against a decedant's estate, unless preempted by Federal law (ERISA). The...
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C.C.P. § 366.2 is the one-year statute of limitations for filing a claim against a decedant's estate, unless preempted by Federal law (ERISA). The...
Dear Real Estate Agent: I apologize for jumping to the conclusion that you are an atttorney just because you said you "have a client." Attorneys...
Mr. Chen's answer is comprehensive and correct. I would only add that the next time they file a patently frivilous, bad faith and baseless motion,...
The landlord does not have to acknowledge receipt of the 30-day notice neccessarily, but it is highly recommended that the landlord acknowledge the...
If you are an attorney, you need to hit the books and do some research.
The settlement agreement should contain a reservation of jurisdiction under CCP 664.6 for the court to enforce the terms of the agreement. The...
There is no worst case if the 2nd trust deed holder forecloses by trustee's sale - that loan is wiped out and there can be no further legal actions...
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If the rent has been due and unpaid for 14 days, and if you have a good faith belief that the property has been abandonded, you can post and mail a...
If the second was a purchase money loan, the mere act of refinancing the first does not change the character of the second - it remains a purchase...
No longer has jurisdiction? Why not? Arbitration? Bankruptcy? Removal to Federal Court? Your question is too vague to answer directly, but If...