I sign a contract to payback $5000 on 4 to 6 months, I didn’t keep my promises, I refuse to pay, who is going to make me pay?

I agree with Mr. Doland and Mr. Crosner. We have not seen your contract, but if it indeed required you to pay $5000 within a certain amount of time...

What are the statue of limitations for a breach of oral contract in California?

Mr. Boss is correct, the statute of limitations for breach of a verbal contract is 2 years from the date of breach (CCP section 339).

Leasing a new place but owner is asking for fire insurance to a minimum of 90% of the full replacement value. Is that legal?

I agree with Mr. Jacobson. The landlord's request in regards to fire insurance is both entirely legal and prudent. The lessor must protect his...

As my colleagues have stated, there is unfortunately no form used to vacate a judgment. You will need to file a notice of motion and motion to...

Live out of state and hired property mgr but tenant won't pay prop mgr unless there's new contract in CA

The tenant has no right to demand a lease between her and the property manager. Nor would such a lease make any sense, since your property manager...

I agree with Ms. Olmon. To form an LLC in CA, you will first need to file Articles of Organization (form LLC-1) with the Secretary of State. Once...

Rescission is not a cause of action----it is an equitable remedy. As such, the plaintiff is not required to plead rescission as a cause of action...

Yes, a UPS Store mailbox would be acceptable. As for other options, you could rent a virtual office (basically, you receive your mail at an office...

Hi. I am a member of LLC (we have 9 members, 3 of which are managers). Can I sue the mgrs for breach of operating agreement?

Yes, you can sue to enforce your right to inspection under the operating agreement. Even if these rights were not granted to you under the...

Is my advertiser considered an employee? and when I pay him do I take taxes out>

As Mr. Doland has stated, based on the facts you've provided, these persons would not likely be considered employees. You would therefore not be...