You can sue the husband in small claims court for wrongful eviction, damages, and refund of your rent and security deposit. Assuming this is a...

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Respectfully, you’re going about this the wrong way: an out-of-state attorney, not admitted in CA, a paralegal, and you in pro per; a recipe for...

"You" cannot do anything. Your parents need to consult an attorney to amend their estate plan. Beware: claims of undue influence can substantially...

What is your question? A lawyer does not need your permission to file documents to protect your interests so long as he remains the attorney of...

You point out the inconsistency in your reply.

It depends on the "something" he did before he advised you he had a conflict. For example, if you hired a lawyer for a slip and fall against a...

It depends. Some "emergency" repairs can wait 24-48 hours. Others cannot--for example a burst or leaking water heater or one that is giving off...

If you are pro per, you cannot issue a subpoena. A plaintiff must wait ten days after service to conduct discovery, assuming CA state court. So,...

I suspect more was involved in the “simple” email exchange concerning the fee agreement and check. For example, the fee agreement itself had to be...

No, you can't do anything. The uncle can since he owns the property. You can move.