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FOLLOW UP: I obtained a judgment on a stipulated settlement agreement under CCP 664.6 by ex parte application to the judge who
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Answered on December 31, 2013
If you do not oppose the motion, the judge will assume that it has merit and you agree that it should be granted. That usually is not good.
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Can I still be billed for credit card debt owed for over 11 years, with not prior contact during that time
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Answered on December 31, 2013
You can be billed, but don't have to pay at this late date. Tell them to pound sand, and smile!
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When calculating the 4.25% interest on garnishing a paycheck, what time frame do I use?
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Answered on December 31, 2013
That's simple interest, 4.25% per year. 365 day year. $615 x .0425 / 365 per day, or 7.16 cents per day interest during the first year.
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Married more than 10 years, divorce the husband and die, who will be surviving heirs?
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Answered on December 31, 2013
no.
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I am wanting to move out of California.
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Answered on December 31, 2013
duplicate auezrio. already answered.
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Good day, I retained an attorney for a divorce/custody. Due to spousal abduction of one the children that lived with me and was
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Answered on December 31, 2013
Get a new atty. Then demand a full refund from atty #1. Then file a complaint with the CA Bar. Good luck!
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Collection laws
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Answered on December 30, 2013
No. The collection agency can fille a lawsuit. They usually don't, though.
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Is It "Legal" for A Veterinarian to simply Deny or Refuse Treatment at a Clinic, and also 'Bill Me' afterwards?
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Answered on December 30, 2013
If the vet didn't perform an exam, he certainly shouldn't be charging you. Why not take the bill to the vet and ask him what he is trying to...
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Do I have the right to ban my landlords dogs from my driveway even though he owns the property
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Answered on December 30, 2013
When you lease or rent property, YOU have all the rights and responsibilities of an owner, including ejecting the landlord from the property you...
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If my landlord enters our home while we are away and is bitten by our dog, can we be held accountable?
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Answered on December 30, 2013
possibly. make sure that the lanlord knows that the dog is loose in the house, and you object to an unaccompanied walk through. check the terms...
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