Are our Landlord aloud to park a trailer with someone living in it in the driveway we have access to ?

Read the lease in detail because your argument starts with the lease. If the trailer interferes with your contractual right then it may be a...

Is it possible to rescind a Mutual Settlement Agreement with 1542 mergers n disclosures? ?

It is very tough to get out of a settlement with a release and a 1542 waiver. You will likely have to prove actual fraud in the inducement or...

How can I be represented by a lawyer who knows of this situation that can help me before I am pay if I do have a case

Your question raises many issues and some will be a problem for you. Many attorneys will give you one free consultation. You should contact a...

Can I sue for being wrongfully suspended?

I changed the area of law to employment, as your question does not relate to landlord and tenant law. Your brief statement of facts does not...

The attorney is not bound to represent you forever, and if she is concerned about money or cooperation those are sufficient reasons. However, you...

PI auto collision deposition versus trial?

The scope of permissible question in a deposition is much broader than at trial. The standard in a deposition is that the question must be...

California motion to default judgment for limited civil

Your question is confusing, but it sounds like you are the plaintiff and your complaint was not served. You can only default a defendant if they...

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What Motion would be used to request deposing a violent defendant at a government building protected by security?

Your question raises a very unusual situation. There is no provision requiring government buildings with security to act as deposition sites. You...

Appearance required for CMC?

I agree with counsel that you should appear, but aware that technically you cannot take any action in the case until your default is relieved. Be...

Request for documents, objections served after the 30 days passed?

Technically, you can waive by not objecting on time, but the court can relieve you of your waiver and the other side must meet and confer with you...