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Are you a licensed contractor? If no, you can't do anything. They don't have to pay you. You can sue, but that would just be a waste of money. ...
Pomona, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Pomona, CA
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Litigation ... +4 more
Are you a licensed contractor? If no, you can't do anything. They don't have to pay you. You can sue, but that would just be a waste of money. ...
It may not stop you from requesting default, but if you go ahead and seek entry of default while a venue motion is pending, the court may reject it...
Any changes you made to already challenged causes of action will open those claims up to further challenge. It may be best to leave them as is. ...
Yes you can add additional facts to the first cause of action. But, by doing so, you would open that cause of action up to a second demurrer. Best...
Maybe. If the injured person gets an attorney, that attorney is going to look for possible sources of money. If you own the house, you will have...
You don't supply the verification form. The other side does when they respond. Go down to your local courthouse. They have a family law...
The deadlines are generally shorter for landlord-tenant matters. You need to speak with a landlord tenant attorney asap. I will change the...
As Ms. Hansen said, your first step should be to try and work it out with your neighbor. Ask them to move the pool away from the property line and...
There was no trespass. You notified the neighbor that the fence was falling down and he came out and fixed it. You might not like the fix - but...
Pro bono? Probably not. But you may find one that will represent you on a contingency. Contact a local landlord tenant attorney in your area. ...