Yes, you can file an appeal once the judgment is entered. Cost awards are typically decided post-judgment. So you can appeal the judgement and...

I have gotten away with not attaching it as an exhibit. However, the language in the stipulation provided that I would have ten days after court...

Yes. I am not sure whether there is any written agreement between you and the tenant. However, even if there is not, you may have a claim against...

How should I proceed when the defendant is in default?

You need to file the Proof of Service of the Summons and Complaint, along with a Request for Entry of Default. There is a judicial council form...

If I had sanctions imposed against me, is there a statute that says I can appeal them after the action has concluded?

If the sanctions are more than $5,000, then the sanctions order is immediately appealable - i.e. you don't have to wait until a judgment is...

I was a sued and won in civil court: Other side is threatening to appeal should i worry?

I am unsure of the source of the 50/50 prediction. However, most judgments are affirmed on appeal. Unfortunately, the problem that you face is...

Per the details below, is the Default Judgement appealable & was the appeal filed timely? Infinite gratitude & love 4 ur help

I agree that more information is necessary. At issue is whether you are appealing the 2/6/14 Judgment, the Court's 4/10/14 ruling on the Motion to...

Timeline for Appeal Process

If I had to give an average time, I would say about 2 years. However, if both sides are amenable, I have seen appeals decided in a little over a...

How can I battle against a claim that I am a Vexatious litigant per CCP 391?

Your description of the proceedings above is not entirely clear. Has your ex wife filed a motion to have you deemed a vexatious litigant? Has a...

Can a motion to strike memorandum of costs be brought ex parte or on shortened time, if I'm in a hurry to file an appeal?

I agree with the other lawyer. If the Court has already entered the judgment, you do not have to wait for the outcome of the decision on the cost...