I bought in 2011, the codes changed here in 2010 but were not published until 2012. A group home business has been put across

Your question is not clear. However, it appears that you bought a home in 2011 and one of your neighbors is opening up a group home. If that is...

I can't afford an attorney but respondent's attorney wants me to pay his fees. I can't. Can that be ordered/Should I be worried?

Contact a local family law attorney for a consultation. Or look for help at a local clinic. Law schools often have family law clinics. Each court...

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Can I file a lawsuit in small claims court against my apartment complex?

It is possible that your landlord or the security company could be liable. That is probably a longshot. Start by submitting the claim to your...

PLAINTIFF'S CLAIM AND ORDER TO GO TO SMALL CLAIMS COURT DISPOSED WITH DISPOSITION OF JUDGMENT CONTESTED.

The "Plaintiff's Claim and Order" is the document typically filed with the Court to initiate a small claims case. Whether that is what your...

While one attorney may not want to take a case on a contingency, that does not mean all attorneys are of the same opinion. Contact other...

Yes, a principal can be liable for the improper or illegal acts of an agent. Each situation has to be evaluated on it own as it is very fact...

What fees you are required to pay if have judgment against you in small claims? How long to pay them?

If you file a timely appeal (30 days from the date of the judgment - generally) then you do not have to pay any judgment. Enforcement will be...

Is a demurer a answer to a complaint? If asking with no prejudice does it not go hand in hand usually?

A demurrer is a proper RESPONSE to a complaint. An answer is another proper RESPONSE to a complaint. They are different pleadings and are...

Serving the Summons

Since you are the plaintiff, you cannot serve any party. It has to be done by a non-party, competent adult. To make sure it is done correctly,...

Appeal court opinion, How to correct Misstatement of facts in opinion?

If the decision is in your favor, then it should not matter what "facts" are in the opinion that you do not like. The appellate court generally...