A good answer to your specific situation will require a review of the relevant documents and facts. Generally speaking, the lack of the husband's...

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How can one confirm if a tenancy in common agreement has been changed?

Your dad's attorney probably would not discuss it in detail with you unless he was authorized to do so by your dad. As for checking ownership...

California Bed Bug Law and Lease Agreement

Section 1941.1 may not be applicable to your situation. Who is responsible for bed bugs may depend on who brought them in. If they were not there...

Lease agreement conflicts with bed bug laws

Section 1941.1 may not be applicable to your situation. Who is responsible for bed bugs may depend on who brought them in. If they were not there...

County of Santa Clara County Family law Request for Production of Documents constructing format or phrases or paragraphs require

Drafting discovery requests that are not objectionable can take years of practicing law to do properly, so getting the type of answer you are...

Can my equipment be kept until i return a deposit for work that i was not allowed to complete?

Holding your tools hostage is not appropriate in this kind of dispute. If you did some work, you should be entitled to payment. But, depending on...

Can I Sue the State? Rules Violation Hearing without a Sign Language Intrepreter

Talk to a civil rights attorney in your area. You may have some claims. If you had a defense attorney in your earlier case, contact him or her...

Notice of Demurrer

Set the hearing date far enough out so that the other party receives the demurrer at least 16 court days before the scheduled hearing. Depending...

Expert, Disclosure, Privilege?: Must my written outline strategy provided to my Experts be given to adversarial counsel?

Anything you give to your expert is discoverable by the other side. I limit my written communications with the expert to as little as possible. ...

Can a represented party directly ask questions of a deponent?

I would never allow my client, or any other represented party to ask questions at a deposition. I often consult with my client before and during...