The SOL for attorney malpractice begins to run when the attorney ceases to represent you and you have suffered damage. It would be a very rare...

A plaintiff is not entitled to win because the defendant is a no-show. A plaintiff must still prove his case. You mention nothing about the...

"Will it cost money to sue my neighbor?" -- Yes, of course. While you might be able to recover a portion of those costs if you have a claim for...

It depends on how you define "losing" and if there is a contractual or statutory basis for awarding costs. In a few unique situations, the...

You should consult and perhaps retain an attorney now. In addition to a defective notice, you might have other defenses and you might be entitled...

The general statute of limitations for property damage claims in CA is 3 years.

A will means nothing until it is probated. You need to take the will and any terms of trust in a separate document to an attorney for advice and...

You need to file a written motion, on pleading paper, with notice to all opposing parties. No, you cannot just "write a letter." You will also have...

You should use a Grant Deed. How is it written? That depends on the name of the trust and trustee(s). The lawyer that drafted the revocable trust...

If you seek to join an existing case, I doubt the judge (or commissioner that has been agreed to by the existing parties) can be recursed by you....