In California Superior Court system, does a fee waiver follow a case, or does it apply to each specific courthouse?

You will probably need to apply for a fee waiver in the Supreme Court. Call the clerk's office and ask them. Generally, if you were granted a...

Timing of Discovery responses.

They are timely as long as they were postmarked within one day of the date on the proof of service. In your case, they are probably timely. It...

Are defense attorneys or judges allowed to add on information to an already signed preexisting legal form? (I have no attorney).

Please see my answer to your other question on this issue.

As a pro per, can I respond to the defendant's medical authorization request by requesting my medical records myself then

You do not have to sign an authorization for the defense to get your records. You can get the records yourself and then provide them, with the...

Can I amend a complaint before I serve it?

Yes. But you can only do this once. Any further amendments will require permission from the court.

You can try to use it, but if BMW finds out, they will probably issue a cease and desist letter.

How does a plaintiff communicate a risk to the defense in regards to what plans are if fair settlement cannot be reached?

If you are the party and are represented by counsel, then you should not be communicating with the other side at all. You can explain your plans...

Who pays for arbitration fee for attorney fees disagreement between a lawyer and client and how much is the fee?

You do not have to go to arbitration with your attorney, although your retainer agreement might include an arbitration clause. If you don't want...

Is this judgment a final judgment?

It may be a final judgment in favor of D1 depending on how much time has elapsed. To know for sure, you need an attorney to review some of your...

How do u ask for continuance to find a lawyer AT A CMC to seek council i haven't responded at all to anything period.in the case

If you have not responded, you may already be in default and it won't matter if you are there. You need to at least consult with an attorney, and...