In the California rules of court there is more than one way to serve?

Check out the Secretary of State's business search and try to serve the agent for service of process first: https://businesssearch.sos.ca.gov.

If the responses are truly all objections and no substantive responses, pick up the phone and find out why the responding party refuses to provide...

What can I ask of or require a track home builder to do before or during my walk thru if I have concerns that they wont address

You have many rights as the purchaser of a new home. You may demand that the items be repaired as part of the punchlist and move-in process. You...

Does an ex-parte requesting more time to serve the defendants require a personal appearance during expert hours or just filed?

Yes, generally, this will be chambers work, in that the judge will grant the request in his chambers and no appearance in court will be required.

I agree with Mr. Cooledge above. However, the landlord and city inspector may question why you never reported the mold that sounds like it has...

How am I supposed to serve California requests for production of documents--on all appeared (and still undismissed) parties?

I don't understand your comment that CCP seems silent on service of the requests for production. CCP 2031.040: "The party making a demand for...

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Missing 45 day time line to file Motion to Compel Further?

RFA Set #2 with the same questions as RFA Set #1 would be duplicative and not permitted under the Discovery Act. If you served a Form...

How long do property managers have to fix repairs?

Given your description of the various issues, it would appear that the home is not habitable. If the home is indeed not habitable, you should be...

My real estate agent says a buyer/investor that purchases my house. Can rent back my property to me for no more then 60 days?

If the buyer is purchasing the property all cash, then the buyer can decide how long to rent back to you, whether 2 months or 12 months. Your...

Am I legally permitted to "show a tenant's" room to prospective new tenants -- before my current tenant has moved out?

Under Civil Code section 1954, a landlord may enter a dwelling unit to show the dwelling unit to a prospective tenant during normal business hours...