In norcal how do I move unlimited case back to state court from usdcNorcal?

You have a lot of questions that do not have easy answers. My best suggestion is that it may be time for you to hire an attorney.

I made a personal loan for $5,000 to an acquaintance. I have a signed promissory note. The loan is in default.

Once you receive the judgment, you can prepare and file with the court an Abstract of Judgment (California Court Form EJ-001). The court will...

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In 2011, The Ninth court sided with a defendant on using Betty Boop as to infringement or not. Are you aware of any updates?

The case your are referring to is Fleischer Studios, Inc. v. A.V.E.L.A., Inc. You are correct that in the original Ninth Circuit opinion (636 F.3d...

Yes. 15 Calendar days. See Cal. Rules of Court Rule 3.725. Don't forget to meet and confer with the opposing party/attorney. See Rule 3.724.

Sanctions and Ability to Pay - would the below apply to State Court??

In the United States, the judicial system is seperated into federal courts and state courts. Each with their own procedural rules. The procedural...

Do you know what CCP section sets forth that a defendant can only file an amended answer upon noticed motion or stipulation?

A defendant may amend his answer once as a matter of course - meaning without leave of court, if done within the time a demurrer could have been...

CCP sec. 2025.210, et seq., provide the requirements for noticing a deposition and the requirements of the notice itself. CCP sec. 2025.410(a)...

There is no magic number of attempts that must be made. The standard is that your make a "good faith" attempt to meet and confer. In appropriate...

Yes. Unless the court orders otherwise, a deposition must take place with regards to natural person within 75 miles of their residence, or within...

Is it appropriate to refile lawsuit (correcting errors) when a FAC demurrer is sustained in its entirety with no leave to ammend

You can file a motion for reconsideration with the original judge, or you could file an appeal. I would strongly suggest that since you have been...