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

"Her original defamatory statements were in fact made in a highly equivocal fashion, but nevertheless suggestive of facts, not opinions, and...

If you had renter's or homeowner's insurance, it might cover the belongings in the vehicle. Otherwise, the damages are on you. IMO, you were not...

It does not mean too much, standing alone. We lawyers generally call it a life estate. However, a life estate often comes with restrictions as set...

If I understand your case, you are the defendant and want to conflict out an attorney from representing the plaintiff because you are suing that...

If you fail to timely oppose, it is more likely that discretionary relief will be granted. Concerning discretionary relief, see this unpublished...

You have two options: settle the matter with a written settlement agreement or wait to see if you're sued. Often, such threats are a bluff. If you...

The trustee is not required to give you anything but the terms of trust under the "120-day no contest rule." A contest is a term of art. (See,...

What does the bank tell you that you need? Are the accounts titled in the name of the trust? Are you the named successor trustee in the certificate...

Yes, there is no reason to wait to personally serve the statement of damages. You can request entry of default and default judgment 30 days after...