How are Attorney Fees Apportioned in Default Judgment?
The thing about a default is that the Plaintiff gets to put on his case without any opposition, and the Court generally will accept all of the...
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The thing about a default is that the Plaintiff gets to put on his case without any opposition, and the Court generally will accept all of the...
As a general rule, an attorney can't bill for billing. She bills for the legal services she provides. Now the contract you have with your...
Judges judge. If you want the Tuolumne court to do something, then you have to satisfy their judges. It really is that simple. If your case is...
Well the law is the law. Whether you complied with it under the circumstances is a different story. The devil is in the details here, and this...
You made a contract. You paid money. They provide a venue in exchange. They can't meet their side of the contract. They have breached and you...
I often combine multiple motions to compel into one set of papers. When you do, you have to make sure you pay motion fees for each of the motions,...
Presuming that the judge treated you with disrespect (and I do not), there is nothing unethical about that whatsoever. The question is whether he...
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Just reply stating that the other side does not oppose the motion. File a supporting declaration if you must. The other side isn't going to argue...
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I would be citing with the California Style Manual, not the Blue Book (although you can). More importantly, you probably shouldn't be citing your...
With no opposition filed, the Court will most likely rule in your favor if the motion has any merit or the Court doesn't have a reason to deny it. ...
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