How do I send written discovery to my landlord in an unlawful detainer case?
Many courts in California give specific instructions on how to prepare and serve discovery.
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Many courts in California give specific instructions on how to prepare and serve discovery.
See a healthcare or conservatorship attorney who can be hired to intervene.
They are not liable for not following your instructions but may be liable if the discharge was below the standard of care.
Yes. See an experienced medical malpractice attorney right away.
You can discharge her but not force a transfer. Contact the hospital for her to be transferred to and they will arrange transfer.
Contact a legal malpractice attorney before you report this to the state bar.
Not for garnishment orders. Check the Courts website for further information.
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No you have no liability at all.
Not likely. To get the best responses from experts in the speciality, consider reposting your question under child custody or support.