What is a violation of local rule 9.12 B in California?
My colleague's response is on point, and you should listen to it. I will add only this: "meet and confer" in all its shapes and forms simply...
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My colleague's response is on point, and you should listen to it. I will add only this: "meet and confer" in all its shapes and forms simply...
You are in a lawsuit. Since it is family law, you have two parties. Each has the right to ask the other side for information in discovery, and...
I'm not sure I quite understand. If you are saying a law firm has been holding on to $6,000 of client trust money for 6 years without statements,...
Mr. Pedersen is quite correct. As a client, you have a right to a copy of your client file within a reasonable time of you asking for it. The firm...
An ex parte motion would let you get the motion heard earlier; however, if you have a discovery motion heard on shortened time, as Ms. James...
Without knowing what type of order, or what type of case, I cannot be specific, but I can generalize. When civil court orders are violated, the...
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MC-030 is a Judicial Council form for a "declaration." That is essentially you testifying on the witness stand, but doing it on paper. With a...
Presuming the Defense has answered the Complaint, you will need to make a motion to the court seeking leave to amend the Complaint. You will need...
I've reclassified your question to criminal defense so you can get an informed answer. Frankly I am confused by your question. It seems odd to me...
You need a /non-party/ adult to serve any papers in California. You cannot do it. Someone responsible and disinterested can. Here, it is really...