Is there any way to contest the filing of a CCP 170.6?
I have seen a party move to strike an improperly filed 170.6 notice once. But it rarely happens. If the Notice is untimely or otherwise...
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I have seen a party move to strike an improperly filed 170.6 notice once. But it rarely happens. If the Notice is untimely or otherwise...
It doesn't sound like you have any right to take them off of the title. The fact that you have lived there for 50 years doesn't change the fact...
That is the first document in the nonjudicial foreclosure process. It gives you a 90-day grace period, after which a Notice of Trustee's Sale can...
There may be something you can do. You should consult a lawyer who handles lender liability matters, in a confidential setting. You don't want to...
Unless he is charged with your safekeeping as in a halfway house or a sober-living facility, it seems intrusive. Maybe talk it over. I would be...
Maybe. But only if you have a case. Whether you have a case will depend on whether the officer was acting in good faith. The mere fact you...
The quick answer is "yes" the attorney owed his client a fiduciary duty. Whether he breached that is a question that you should consider in...
File a quiet title action. It's the only thing that makes sense.
First, let's clean up the terminology. Fraud is a much more narrow concept than most non-lawyers realize. Pro Per litigants have a tendency to...
I am not sure why you want a rescission of a foreclosure to be "void" or ineffective; isn't that counter-productive to your position? But...