Is California a “notice pleading” state; in that the Complaint is not intended to be all inclusive?
California is not a notice pleading state. Instead, a complaint is required to plead "ultimate facts." See California Code of Civil Procedure...
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California is not a notice pleading state. Instead, a complaint is required to plead "ultimate facts." See California Code of Civil Procedure...
B&P Code 17200 is generally for unfair business practices and prohibits unfair and deceptive acts (such as false advertising). Accordingly, there...
Not at all. Most elder law attorneys simply call themselves that in order to describe their main specialty/work. Their work would include issues...
As you know, I took a shot at your last question which was similar in nature. Even with these additional facts, it's still not so easy as to say...
When you say "previous sale of the house," do you mean the sale prior to the sale to you? Presuming that's the case, you are likely going to have...
First, a judge does typically have the right/authority to rule sua sponte, but it's more of an administrative time saving tool for the courts (not...
You will want to consider whether BK is your best option, and whether you should file now. The car lender has to repo the car, sell the car,...
You could try asking the clerk of a district court, who should be able to provide it. However, I fear that you may believe the oath is somehow...
A verified complaint is a complaint for which the plaintiff "verifies" the information by signing under penalty of perjury at the end of the...
The statute of limitations has run (4 years from the last payment), which means the debt is unenforceable. However, if they will validate the debt...