Can my ex-wife be granted a venue change? The divorce/custody was in San Diego area court. I now live in Orange County CA.

I know is a cliche but if you perceive that this going to be a battle you better get a lawyer. San Diego court remain the court that have...

Having a case dismissed for failure of appearance, vehicle problems prevent my legal remedy for fraud, theft of inheritance?

as you definitely know this kind of cases are complicated . In order someone to help you to clarify and persuade the court in reference to the...

I own a home my mother lived in my sister moved in as caregiver. Since mother now has passed how do I get my sister out.

you need to talk to your sister if your communication is broken down you need to immediately start procedures to secure your interests in every...

If a person who owns a company owes me money and he will not pay unless I remove ads on craigslist he says i posted, what i do?

This person is not to be trusted. He/she no intention to pay you and plays with your need for your money. Do not wait

Seeking a malpractice attorney with a track record of representing exonerated FORMER criminal defendants; do they exist?

YES THEY DO EXIST.. but there are rules and conventions that you follow in order to achieve the best result from attorneys in that field. As per...

Can someone clarify the laws and guidelines that must be used when dividing separate and community property during a divorce?

an uncontested divorce is exactly what the word says.The parties do not contest the divorce. As per community and separate property this can be...

the previous counsel that answer gave you a solid answer for your matter. i WILL ADD ACT ASAP. Time is off the essence to preserve your rights....

Fraud

well this an admission that basically shows that you justified your act in you conscience because the company is a a scam itself and steals from...

If a CLRA case is dismissed or disqualified can plaintiff pursue a new lawsuit for the same charges under fraud and mistake?

the simple answer is NO. BUT sometimes depends from the issues and facts involved

i agree with previous counsel that gave you a solid answer. keep in mind honesty is the best policy in your case.