If you are a defendant in breach of contract case but you were not a party of the contract then should you file a motion to ?

A non party to a contract could still be a proper party to a lawsuit. To know for sure, you need to take the complaint to a local attorney for...

Can my father-in-law's estate collect on an old contract?

That is probably still enforceable. You need to speak with a local probate attorney if you don't already have one. Not every debt owed to an...

After an Answer is filed along with a counter claim, may a defendant to a breach of contract file a motion to be dismissed?

Your question is somewhat confusing. If the grounds for the demurrer were in the complaint that was already challenged, then it would be too late...

If someone makes a promise when a contract is signed, is that promise enforceable?

Most likely, the promise is not going to be enforceable. As for leaving you out of the will that is their choice. However, it could be possible...

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Many cities prohibit this exact conduct. Check with your city, but Berkeley is notorious for over regulating so it would not be surprising if this...

Can a judge make a decision based on a 10 year old opinion who the judge already said was highly influenced by the mother?

Yes. As long as the judge feels the 10 year old is capable of testifying competently.

The default rejection sheet will tell you why it was rejected. Correct that error and re-submit. I generally take the position that dealing with...

How much should I demand for damage to my audio speakers that were damaged during a cable TV repair?

Assuming you can prove he scratched the speaker, I would say that would be worth at least $10,000. But don't forget the dusty fingerprints on your...

Why is it necessary to serve a notice and copy of a subpoena for ESI on all parties in a federal civil case?

The applicable codes require that whenever you serve one party in an action, you also have to send copies to all other parties. If you were merely...

I want to file an appeal or writ on the outcome of a small claijms case.

If you were the defendant and lost at small claims, you can file an appeal. There is limited time to do so. You can get the form from the court...