I agree with Mr. Gross. The terms of any order must first be consulted. The probate code lists things a court must consider regarding testamentary...

Her estate might be administered through a trust. If so, trusts are confidential, and only beneficiaries and heirs are entitled to notice and a...

You need to file a written motion. You should do so promptly. A letter to the court or judge will do nothing.

Under Code of Civil Procedure section 391(b), a vexatious litigant is a person who does any of the following: 1. In the immediately preceding...

"The order was not served by clerk or the other party." -- I am not confident it makes any difference in the 6 months since the memorandum of costs...

I agree with Mr. Kollin. You have not stated any facts, so your question cannot be answered. Assuming you have a valid claim for negligence that...

Essentially, the answer is that the school can place your child in the grade level most appropriate for her as determined by their PPR policy....

It's unclear what you mean by "active" land patent and why you think you might have an exclusive right to it. You will need a preliminary title...

You would be well served to hire an attorney to oppose the motion on at least two grounds: the tenant is not entitled to two bites at the apple,...

Your facts do not state a cause of action against anyone.