Can I amend my complaint in a UD matter to add

No you cannot include additional causes of actions for an unlawful detainer matter. The court will only allow one cause of action.

My landlord gave themselves only 10 days to return deposit. they waited the full 21 days. am I entitled to full refund

Just because you dispute charges does not mean that you are entitled to the full deposit back. There needs to be an in depth review of the specific...

I gave a tenant 30-day notice to quit. If he doesn't leave, is that when I give him the 3-day notice? Then the court eviction?

After the thirty day notice you do not need to serve a three day notice. This is a general answer assuming that you are properly serving the right...

After serving the tenant a 3 Day Notice to Pay, my tenant brought up some repairs need to be done.

He cannot just take the remedy of repair and deduct without first giving the landlord a chance to cure the problem. You do no have to wait or serve...

I gave a tenant 30-day notice to quit. If after that date & I have to go to court to evict him, can I keep his security deposit?

Security deposit can only be used and accounted for with the charges that are specifically enumerated in Civil Code Section 1950.5. I suggest you...

Do you know if the child custody matters were actually heard? Sometimes when one party is not there, the court may continue the matter. There is no...

I'm a father who wants to gain full custody of my children, I have paperwork to file with the court it is asking for statements

I suggest that you seek the aid of the family law facilitators office in knowing which documents that you need to file with the court. Your...

I am a US citizen pregnant about to have a baby girl.my husband is an illegal how can i get him his residency.

This is a question that is best answered by an immigration attorney. I suggest that you repost this question in the immigration forum on AVVO.

Greencard holder applying for spouse's greencard who is outside of US

You would need to speak to an immigration attorney. They will be able to answer this question for you.

We have a stipulation for ex parte judgement for eviction

If you have violated a term of the ex parte stipulation then yes the plaintiff can seek all relief entitled in the stipulation.