If I am not able to get a depo of plaintiff before discovery cutoff, can I file ex parte application for a leave or something?

Sometimes you can get a trial continuance or the ability to take the deposition within 30 days of trial, but you need to have been diligent in...

Suing for 15,000, is this the proper format for filing a counter claim?

Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel and create your own pleadings, your best bet for complying with the requirements of California law is to...

Motion for Demurrer - Demurrer was sustained and I (Plaintiff) was given 10 days to amend my complaint.

There are a few misuses of words in your question, so it is a little bit unclear what happened here. When you say the defendant served you at the...

Mr. Swigart is correct. As long as you have properly given notice to the deposition officer and the witness (most likely the employer who is...

Proof of Service - I don't think I was properly served, when does 30 days to respond begin?

If a proof of service isn't filed with the court, the court usually sets a hearing called an Order to Show Cause (OSC) re Proof of Service that the...

California Pleading (Motion): In the title of the pleading aside from what the motion pertains to I stated:

You can state either Exhibits "A" through "F" or just Exhibits or Exhibits Thereto, or pretty much whatever you want to notify the court that...

Filing in Small Claims Court from out of state...is it possible?

You can file from out of state, but you will still need to find someone to serve the Plaintiff's Claim on the defendant, and appear for any trial...

3 day notice in sf ca and it was friday when it the last day to pay

Your last day to pay is Monday. (You count the three days starting the day after the notice and your last day to pay is the third day.) If for...

Can I file an objection to a motion requesting admissions to be admitted, or is the correct thing to file a proposed response?

First, there is a difference between an "objection" and an "opposition." When the opposing party or counsel files a motion to deem the RFAs...

The law with recorded calls in california

California is a "two-party" consent state, meaning that both (or all, if there are more than two) participants in a call must consent, or at least...

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