An attorney is hired to represent in 2 cases (same parties involved - TRO) must he file Notice of Representation on both cases?

For starters, in CA, an attorney MUST have a signed fee agreement for a case expected to cost $1000 or more. Report him to the state bar.

...and now they think that you broke it. Crime doesn't pay.

Who we should sue for water damage from our neighbor?

You should sue the neighbor... their insurance company didn't damage your kitchen.

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AC is your fix. You could argue that the rollup door is part of the exterior wall, and the LL should fix it.

Job recruiter is total sexist on personal Twitter Account WHILE recruiting

This is an excellent warning of what you might expect if you were hired there. I'm glad you saw it, and passed up the job.

Demand an accounting, then file a fee dispute or lawsuit.

Why do some lawyers suggest to pay a civil demand letter and some dont? Super confused

Civil demand letters (as limited by law) normally ask for $200-$300. It would cost the law firm more than that to file and prosecute a lawsuit. ...

Does the new attorney have to pay the old attorney out of the retainer I give to the new attorney?

No, not unless you instruct him to pay the other attorney. This would be extremely uncommon.

Am I obligated to pay for a fertilizer treatment this new season from a company I have used for 3 years in the past.

Maybe an implied contract based upon past actions. (Experts, please correct me!) I don't think you need to pay, but they would have to sue you to...

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Oh, yes. Unless it is a commercial eviction. We have folks here in Southern California that will handle a residential eviction for under $300.