The landlord cannot cut off the gas (or other utilities) to try and evict you. That is illegal. If that occurs it is a retaliatory eviction and...

In this situation, the acceptance must be absolute, unconditional and identical with the offer. Otherwise there is no agreement and thus no...

Nobody can say for certain what the result would be, but one thing is for sure: your husband legally owns half of the property since he is on title...

You can serve a new/second set of Requests for Admissions and Interrogatories correcting the issues (e.g., compound questions). You should meet...

You should have gotten a Promissory Note to be prudent, but depending on the language of the Settlement Agreement there may be an implied Note. ...

See the links below for some explanations and examples regarding Code of Civil Procedure section 2033.280 et...

Difficult to say without further facts being provided. Assuming you paid rent to the landlord and lived at the property continuously for longer...

Unless you have a signed on call agreement with that witness(es) detailing a specific notice period for when you will call them to testify (e.g.,...

At the CMC you can inform the judge that you are withdrawing your jury request; no need to amend the Case Management Statement. However, if the...

If there is no current rental agreement/lease or no oral agreement concerning rent to be paid, then this is likely a tenancy at will situation. If...