Statements of a party opponent are non-hearsay and can be admitted as evidence. Research what must be show to provide a proper foundation--your...

Yes it could be an ethical violation. While it might not be a legal malpractice case, it may be an ethical violation for which the State Bar may...

You can file a motion to relieve your counsel as representing you and to represent yourself. The local law library librarians may be able to point...

If you were personally named as a Plaintiff, and not just a member of the class, you may have a lawsuit against the attorneys or an ethics...

It depends on how important this is to you. An attorney who specializes in pardons may give you the best chance of success.

Unless it was an Order to Appear (which usually only occurs after judgment) you will not be arrested. If a judgment was entered against you, look...

Yes you owe the debt. You agree to be invoiced, which means you agree to pay on demand. Failure to pay would give them the right to sue.

You need to file a lawsuit for the debt that you are owed. Look into small claims court as it might be your best option if your case qualifies.

You may need to sue to show you do not owe the debt, if, in fact you do not owe the debt or if there is some question as to the papers to be provided.

Where you represent yourself, you must be able to determine the requirements. Be familiar with the Code of Civil Procedure (e.g. CCP 1008) and the...