Hello to all the lawyers, thank for your help.

If I understand you correctly, you argued on appeal your appeal was timely because the notice of entry of judgment was not signed--and the court...

Filling Motion in California Court of Appeal

Assuming you have better copies, you should file them with a Motion to Augment the Record on Appeal that explains what happened and that the copies...

No, you cannot "fire the judge" because he denies a motion, but you may be able to file a writ or appeal--I recommend you ask your attorney about...

Who is the representing party?

I agree with my colleagues. Since it sounds as if the attorney has not substituted out of the case (you would have received notice) you should...

Can a attorney appeal any judge's decision in a custody dispute within a certain time frame? If a attorney feels dangers present

Appeals can take up to a year to decide or longer, so an appeal is not a good way to handle an emergency. In an emergency, your attorney would file...

Question regarding appeal:

No, the judge can't settle a statement if s/he wasn't there. Also, meet and confers are not reported and should not be addressed on appeal.

After a Quiet Title is dismissed do to the demurrer, can I appeal the decision or something else and How long do I have?????

You cannot appeal the dismissal, but you can appeal the judgment entered pursuant to the dismissal. Generally, you have sixty days from the date of...

About getting a reservation number in Alameda Superior Court.

You will have to file each motion separately, and then attempt to have them heard on the same day to "conserve judicial resources." (By stipulation...

What does it mean under equitable relief to be “deprived of a fair adversary hearing”?

I would say pretty much so, although if you gave us an idea of what behavior you have in mind that does not include not being present at the...

Can Presiding Judge just not respond to Request/Application/Motion/Judicial Council Forms??

Is there a hearing set? If not, calendar one. Procedure: An application by a previously declared vexatious litigant must be filed in the court...