Can I sue AT&T for sending all of my private voicemails, intended for my phone only, to my 18 year old son's phone in duplicate?

It is possible, but keep in mind that AT&T has an arbitration clause in all their contracts. You might get a small benefit offered to you because...

Do I have to pay for this loan an ex-boyfriend took out?

Most likely, the court would look at it as a gift without some proof there was an agreement to repay. In any event, you would at most have to pay...

Can someone please explain what the following statement mean? Judgment rendered, defendant directed to prepare the judgment.

I agree with the prior answers. I would add you should not sue any financial organization for fraud re a mortgage as a self-represented person. It...

Question of Breach of Contract

You could look at this as a breach of contract or other civil action and approach it as private litigation. Otherwise, why did you label it breach...

Can you please tell me what motion or request that I can make to the court to reinstate my appeal ?

Limited civil appeals are handled within a department of the superior court. Nonetheless, they are beyond the ability of most self represented...

Can I be criminally charged for a cancellation fee not been paid for?

I agree that this is a civil matter. It would be wise to have an attorney look the contract over to see if you've been told correctly what the...

In the U.S. District Court-CA Southern District, does a jury verdict in a civil action count as an Entry of Judgment?

Juries are the court's finder of fact, but the court is the only authority empowered to enter judgment. Check the court record in your case online...

Would attorney-client privilege cover this scenario?

I agree with the previous answer. But if you're asking if counsel can make an attorney-client objection I would say that it is a common part of a...

The statute of limitations for a written contract is not 4 years?

You're confusing a contractual provision, which is entirely free between the parties who enter into a contract, and a statutory procedural...

Ordinarily, if you have a default entered against you as a Defendant, you can do nothing but seek to have the default vacated. If you simply have...