You need to contact a personal injury attorney immediately. Unfortunately, the statute of limitations may have run on some of this, but a personal...

What legal error?

It may be prejudicial error for the court to not admit (consider) your evidence. But you need to address each piece of evidence and the reason the...

Is it mandatory or optional for an attorney to put an "I declare under penalty of perjury" statement in their motions?

Generally that statement is reserved for declarations or affidavits that are intended to be evidentiary. Motions aren't evidentiary, so most...

There are procedures to follow if you believe a professional license has been improperly denied. You need to identify a lawyer that specializes in...

What does it mean when the adversarial attorney calls me and leaves me this voicemail? Is this fluff or substantiated?

Well, this isn't "fluff"--the attorney(s) who showed up to take your deposition MAY be entitled to fees and costs for your failure to show and...

Court Rule 8.212 (a) (3) - does 5 day extension for mail service apply?

The extra time for service by mail DOES NOT apply in California appellate practice.

Might an Amicus Curiae Brief ever be filed by a party? Although unorthodox, might it ever have been done and may the ...

If a party has any insight into public policy, that insight must be contained in the briefs on appeal. Amicus is a friend of the court--a non-party.

What do I do to get my hearing rescheduled when I am not the moving party?

I agree with Ms. James that you need to start looking for a lawyer immediately. Whoever told you that you could not FILE a continuance is...

What options if any do I have If i no longer feel safe in this car?

First, check to be sure there has not been a recall on your car. The dealer should know, but it is best if you check. Go to the NHTSA website and...

I would like to serve the superior court in el cajon ca with legal papers ,how can I do this

I think lawyers are having a hard time answering your question because you use the term "serve" in reference to the court. Usually, as a party to...