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Yes, you can sue. The place for the suit likely depends on the terms of your agreement. But your best bet at getting a collectible judgment is to...

Do the California Statute of Limitations vary if an Architect is suing the owner to collect money on a written agreement ?

There are not any statutes of limitations specifically applicable to architects. Generally, an architect would be subject to the same statutes of...

Doesn't a Partnership has to Sue as a Partnership?

Yes, generally speaking, if you had an agreement with a partnership, and a dispute arises, the partnership is the proper party to the lawsuit. ...

May an HOA initate lien proceedings for this type of alleged debt?

If you ignore it, you run the risk of them getting a default judgment against you. They can get a lien, but will first have to get a judgment....

Can my COA file a lien against my property?

Possibly, yes. You need to contact your insurance company asap to see if they will cover the claim. You may also need to go talk with an...

What are my right as far as parking in the alloy 24 twenty.four hours and or after the day of street sweeper?

Whether parking in an alley is allowed depends on the specific alley and the city or county regulations involving parking in that alley. There are...

Is there any statute that specifically governs "exclusive use" clauses in commercial leases?

Such a clause would have to be in the lease to be enforceable. Without that, the landlord could lease every unit in a building to the same type of...

I was hired as a independent contractor which i was not told, but was treated like regular employee. what should i do?

I really can't beat Ms. Spencer's answer, it was excellent and thorough. But to add one thing, both the federal government and State of California...