If a demurrer is overruled, the Answer is due within 10 days unless otherwise ordered by the court. See California Rules of Court rule 3.1320(g). ...

I am suing a business owner AND his business in small claims court. Must I serve his home AND service agent's address'?

You can serve the business by serving the owner at the same time you serve the owner with his own summons and complaint. You are not required to...

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What to do when Propounding Party Does not Allow More Time to Respond to Discovery and Filed a Motion to Compel?

If the responding party has been determined by the court to have waived objections, then the responding party must answer the request fully. The...

How to ask for more time to either object to the court ruling or more time to amend?

If you fail to do as the court has ordered you can face some serious consequences. One approach would be to amend your response before you go. ...

This time limit for filing is 180 days in California?

Unless you are required to do so, the Department of Fair Employment and Housing is the far superior route for many reasons. As to the deadline...

The best way to find out is to go to the courthouse and speak with the persons in charge of security for the building.

How can I or my family sue a non profit organization for breech of confidentiality?

Because there are significant exceptions to the therapist-patient privilege, it will require far more facts to know the answer to your question. I...

Can I file a supplement to an upcoming ex parte hearing?

If the discovery cutoff is 30 days or more away, you can serve (not file) supplemental discovery requests that must be answered. If you are closer...

Incorrectly listed defendants in a civil lawsuit?

It appears the plaintiff is following the old adage "follow the money." Without seeing the allegations, it is impossible to know the theory he or...

Civil case for collections-looked on line and it states that the disposition is vacated. What does that mean? Thank you

The word "vacated" when referring to a hearing means "taken off calendar."