What if defendant files their response by the deadline but fails to serve it on the plaintiff by the deadline on summons?
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Answered on March 11, 2019
Technically a pleading which is legally deficient (such as lacking proof of service) may be subject to a motion to strike, but that would be a...
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Party did not want to agree to amend the complaint while we met and confer about our demurrer, can the judge sanction them?
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Answered on March 11, 2019
The judge can sanction bad faith behavior this it would extremely unlikely. I agree with Mr. Daymude. File your meet and confer and proceed with...
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How do I get a short cause hearing??
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Answered on March 11, 2019
I changed the practice area for this question to child support. You really need a family law and child support specialist to answer this question.
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How to file an opposition addressing the agency motion?
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Answered on March 07, 2019
You question does not give enough information to answer. You should seek help from an employment attorney or legal aid.
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Does a defendant have a right to question all evidence brought into trial?
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Answered on March 07, 2019
The disclosure duties come from either discovery or pretrial disclosure rules. If they other side did not produce the document in response to...
Took Deposition, Haven't heard anything for months now? Dui driver, with witnesses. He's the defendant
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Answered on March 07, 2019
You raise a number of issues. If a party does not respond to discovery, then you can move for a motion to compel. If there was any kind of...
I received a JUD-100 form and CIV-100 form that states there is a Judgement By Default By Clerk
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Answered on March 07, 2019
Act quickly. If the JUD-100 form has been signed and filed with the court, then there is a judgment against you. The CIV-100 is for the plaintiff...
Motion to strike defendant answer?
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Answered on March 06, 2019
If you are representing yourself as an individual, there is no default. If there is an entity defendant like a corporation, the corporation can...
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Can adult kids of a future defendant be charged with obstruction?
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Answered on March 06, 2019
You raise the issues of accountability. If by that you mean liable, you must prove wrongdoing by the children. That could be conspiracy which...
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My landlord will not accept late moneyorder?
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Answered on March 05, 2019
Communication and payment usually solve most late payment issues. The late fee is not as important as your tenancy or your referral if you have to...