Motion to Quash Service of Summons
There is a difference between lack of actual notice under CCP 473.5 and improper service of summons. The former means service was proper but you...
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There is a difference between lack of actual notice under CCP 473.5 and improper service of summons. The former means service was proper but you...
You can try having the court serve the documents via certified mail with return receipt. This is not guaranteed though because the defendant may...
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You just need to sign the documents. There is no need to have them notarized.
There is a statutory time of when you need to respond to the interrogatories. If the responses are due before the motion to dismiss hearing, you...
You can try contacting a local bar association or legal aid. They may be able to help you pro bono or for discounted rates.
If I understand your question, the document you received is just telling you that the plaintiff has added additional costs incurred to the...
It sounds like you have not been sued yet. There would be no benefit for you to initiate any sort of legal proceeding at this time. You should...
Service of summons by mail is not proper unless you accept it by signing an acknowledgment of service and sending it back to plaintiff or make a...
You should take the time to consult with some attorneys to decide whether or not to file a lawsuit. Your question focused more on the insurance...
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