I was hired as a employee to do repairs, paint etc. on a house. Over2,000 hours at $25.00 h. Can I sue?

To legally perform painting related work that exceeds the value of $500, you would be required to have a contractors license. If you were not...

How can I determine the amount of punitive damages for a default judgment?

Generally, because this is a default case, even though you alleged and maybe even proved fraud, punitive damages are not available. Punitive...

Money?

The fact that he is now dead should not make a difference for purposes of the client security fund. As long as you don't sign away your rights,...

Evidence, Discovery, Trial: Can 150 color photos of real estate be excluded from trial if photographs of the same were...

A judge can exclude whatever evidence he or she decides to exclude. Generally though, under your description, it would probably be improper for a...

There has to be an active court case pending for a subpoena to be issued. Once a case is opened, an attorney can issue subpoenas.

Being sued in CA small claims - should I pay?

Since you have been sued, you really have only two options: pay or fight. If the amount is trivial, and you don't want to waste your time going to...

My stepdad got into a fight and knocked the guys teeth out. He is asking us to pay for his medical bills or else he will sue.

Unless you are an attorney, your stepdad should not be taking legal advice from you. This may likely be a case of self defense. But your stepdad...

Generally, a court will not consider a motion to compel arbitration on an ex parte basis. But they will hear a motion to shorten time for hearing...

I got invited to a settlement with a couple that has a restraining order on me. What can I do?

That could be a violation of the restraining order if it prevents you from contacting them or being within a specific distance from them. It is...

What papper work do i file to have my dogs released being held as EVIDENCE but no CRIME &unsigned unfiled search warrant w/no#?

Your question is a bit confusing. You will probably need to consult with an attorney in person.