I am a defendant in pro per in a breach of contract case. Can a plaintiff hold an ex parte for terminating sanctions?

2018 California Rules of Court Rule 3.1204. Contents of notice and declaration regarding notice (a) Contents of notice When notice of an ex...

What recourse does a 1099 worker have if fired, with no notice or cause given (I'm in California)?

Absent a contract that may provide otherwise, and based on the limited information you have provided here, there is no identifiable recourse.

In California, a Declaration of Trust is merely a declaration by the owner of property that the owner holds the property as trustee. The property...

Without discriminatory intent as a basis for employer's action, or a written contract prohibiting such action, this is perfectly legal.

How do I remove my trustee?

Hire a lawyer to assist you in interpreting the Trust terms if you cannot do this on your own.

Do I have access to my sick hours if I've been a victim of sexual assault?

Eligibility: Employees who work at least 30 days in a year are eligible to receive paid sick leave. Employees can begin using accrued sick leave...

*Develop Business plan with an attorney and accountant on board (Financial wherewithal and overall goals) *Evaluate need for formal business...

Can someone else in the same state and industry use my LLC's name and just use an abbreviated location at the end?

The difference between a common law, or unregistered trademark and a federally registered trademark lies in the amount and geographic reach of your...

Mom had a trust in Calif. She married then divorced her husband 2 yrs ago. She just passed away and didn't change the trust.

Because many estate planning attorneys draft revocable living trusts and pour-over wills for their clients, the enactment of Probate Code § 5600 is...

Do I have to sign a release form that my sister made up to get my inheritance?

An indemnification release is a very common practice. It is designed to address the fact that the trustee is entitled to use trust funds to defend...