I was quoted a price of $625.00 for some product. I agreed, gave card yet was charged $800.00 a # previously quoted.

If it is the wrong product, then return it and ask for a full refund. Report it to your credit card company and dispute the charges.

How much time can my ex get for frauding welfare for 200000 thousand dollars?

It would depend on where he was prosecuted and whether he was able to pay back any of the money. Several years or longer would be likely.

Can I sue to get money instead of items

File in small claims court. You can ask for the $200 that he has not paid, the filing fee and the cost of service. Give back the TV and watch, or...

Is it legal for you to be served and have them give the summons to someone other than me at my place of work.

Once the complaint was filed with the court, it became a public document, and you had no right to privacy in the complaint or any of its...

In CA, does the plaintiff have access to my financial information if I fill out a Request to Waive Court fees?

All that the other side will see is the fact that you applied for a waiver and the order granting or denying. The form itself with your personal...

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Most complaints are not verified. You can tell if it is verified because it will typically say so in the caption or there will be a verification...

Yes you can sue him. You may also want to report him to the DMV and or the local police. This would be breach of contract, breach of warranty,...

If my partner and I have been sued and we want to file an answer, do we each need to pay fees, or do we just pay a flat rate fee

Each defendant named must pay its own filing fee. A partnership would be one defendant. If each partner is also named, then each partner would...

As the other attorneys said, you cannot cite unpublished cases. If you have a case that you think applies, then instead of citing the...

How do I answer a summons for an old credit card debt, arguing that the debt is outside of California's statute of limitations?

In some cases, you can also file a demurrer or a motion for judgment on the pleadings arguing that the case is barred by the statute of...