Landlord/Attorney did not include the General order with the summons and complaint, is this important?
Depends on what the general order is but generally it is not fatal. I would not recommend quashing if you were probably served otherwise.
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Depends on what the general order is but generally it is not fatal. I would not recommend quashing if you were probably served otherwise.
Once someone has established a residence with your permission then you need to evict them through an unlawful detainer. They are very technical...
Until rights are terminated then a parent retains those rights. The court will consider terminating parental rights if there is a pending adoption...
Worker's compensation attorneys usually deal with workplace injuries.
You can agree to her request if you do not want to contest them. Sometimes there are no good choices and have to choose between the lesser of two...
Unfortunately some cases there are no attorneys available for certain cases if the party cannot retain one. You could contact a few attorneys to...
Talk to another attorney. There may be issues for appeal but if there are more facts that might have supported the decision of the court to proceed...
Try to work it out but if there is a problem and it cannot be resolved then you should file to modify the child custody/ visitation order to...
You could file a complaint with the labor board and have them pursue it or pursue it yourself.
You could file a suit to make him liable but there are some defenses he could assert as well. I think you have a case based only on these facts.