Is the result of a small claims court ruling/judgement just as credible as a suit won in an unlimited civil suit?

I agree with Mr. Chen: a judgment from the civil court typically stems from evidentiary findings that are enumerated in the judgment or order. In...

Legal Aid is an excellent resource and you need to take advantage of that resources before the Sheriff appears and removes you and your possessions...

When you get served a harrassment order are you supposed to get served by person meaning handing it or leaving under the mat ?

As Mr. Doland says, don't leave it to chance and consult with an attorney immediately and appear in court if a court date is noted on the documents.

What if def. (Large company) providing false documents and I have proof.

I agree with Mr. Selik, you need to provide proper evidence to the court to support your position.

You're fine if you are describing a summons/complaint in California. Like Mr. Chen says, it depends on the type of document that you serving on the...

What is the procedure to get warrant to legally record a phone conversation in California? Can it be done for small claims?

You must inform the other person in California of your intent to record the conversation and obtain their consent. The same is not true in other...

In California can the server of a civil unlimited case later be added as a party?

Yes, the process server may join a lawsuit subsequently. You should however consult with an attorney about your case to ensure you make good choices.

Can I rescind my acceptance for car accident insurance settlement ?

If they sent you a settlement agreement/contract and you have not signed it you may not have sufficiently accepted their offer. Like Mr. Selik...

Is this legal malpractice?

Talk to your lawyer and state your concerns. If your lawyer does not resolve the issues you have with this case, then you should consult with...

I hit a car when they made a left turn?

Immediately consult with an attorney and please understand that any statements you give to the insurance company or anyone besides your attorney...