If I have not been given any documentations related to being served or summoned within 90 days? Can I file a motion to Quash?

Rule of Court 3.110 requires service within 60 days. If you have not been served, plaintiff is out of compliance. A motion to quash challenges...

Can my landlord force me to sign a Policies and Rules of Conduct form when I've already been living in my apartment for a month?

Your right to stay there is governed by your lease. They generally cannot evict you unless you breach your lease. Some landlords try to...

The subpoena process permits opposing counsel to order the documents through the deposition officer. If none exist, there is nothing to produce...

Start with your CCR's to see if there are any applicable rules. If not, then you should make a written request to the board and seek written...

Is a site inspection mandatory?

Follow up on the clean up is reasonable and the court would likely grant a motion to compel. However, if that has been done already and the new...

If represented by an attorney, is a party allowed to write to the Judge of a problem with attorney?

You cannot ask the judge to solve your problems with your attorney. You can fire your attorney at any time, but make sure you have a new attorney...

What can a homeowner do, when the board breaks Condominium CC&R's?

HOA disputes are always frustrating because you have to live with the people you disagree with. Think twice before proceeding because you will...

Received a Discovery Q that asks if claimant still has any complaints she attributes to her alleged termination & retaliation.

"Causes of Action" are the legal outline of your claims and are governed by pleading rules. In discovery, "claims" infers that the question is...

How can I prove that my deceased fathers house was meant to be mine when I turn 25?

First, I am so sorry your family members has not treated you well. You really need a lawyer familiar with real property title issues. If your...

Your ability to sue home inspectors is usually very limited. Start with your contract. Inspectors generally assume very limited responsibility...