I need to know if lawyer filed the wage assignment I pd her to do she will not return my phone call

Be persistent: Call your attorney. If s/he doesn't respond, then call the California State Bar.

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When you fill out the Answer, type your name in #2, check box 3a (general denial), and check box 6b (prayer for costs of suit). Then go to your...

I was served a summons by a third party. I filled out PLD-050 general denial form. I need help filling out the bottom portion.

You should consult with an attorney who can review the contract.

I want to pay off my association for a judgement lien, but can't afford the full amount, how do I pay?

Do you have any equity in the condo? How badly do you want to keep it? You might consider consulting with a bankruptcy attorney. If you're...

When a student loan company is garnishing your wages, do you pay the interest that accrued and the principal, or just principal?

The money that plaintiff collects gets applied first to the interest, and thereafter to principal.

Does abstract of judgment obtained by the California Department of Social Services expire in 10 years?

The real property lien created by the recording of the abstract of judgment expires when the judgment expires. If the judgment creditor renews the...

My Father died and left a trust,as an heir do i have the right to recieve copies of all information? I am in the trust

My condolences for your loss. As a trust beneficiary, you are entitled to receive a copy of the trust instrument.

How can I collect a small claims judgment in full if the defendant is unwilling to pay voluntarily?

Read the California Courts self-help website for collecting a small claims judgment. (Mr. Chen provided the links.) The Rutter Group's "Enforcing...

Sis called to say her husband wants to put his name on all my Mom's accounts (checking, saving). He is not in her will. OK or no

If your mother adds her son-in-law (your sister's husband) as a joint tenant to any or all of her property, then he will own a one-half undivided...

A writ of execution is valid for 180 days (approx. 6 months) from the date it was issued, but it's only valid for the county for which it was...