Also, if the retainer agreement is not in writing, the statute of limitations is 2 years.

Defendants filed a declaration as evidence with their msj, but it was from one of the wrongdoers in the case. Does it count?

The fact that the declaration comes from an alleged wrongdoer does not make the declaration inadmissible. The lack of documents may mean that...

Pro Se. ( i know better but Probate becomes pointless with mounting legal fees). Can I still file motion to quash for improper

If you learned of the documents at the time of the hearing or any time before then, you had a duty to request a continuance. If you did not...

Post-judgment discovery.

This is in fact the process that Boblitt requires. You will need to meet the requirements of the statute. In addition, you may be able to reach a...

How do I subpoena folks for small claims when I don't know their names and can't find out by their manager?

You could try the description -- it might work -- but you will need to personally serve the subpoenas on the right people. That could prove...

Hiring a PR firm and lawsuits

There are liability concerns whenever you hire any type of independent contractor. It would take far too much time and space to outline all those...

I am a defendant in a civil lawsuit. As the lawsuit progressed, I filed a motion in pro-per. If I retain an attorney, can my

I am not sure what you mean by a "supplemental motion." I think you mean a supplemental brief to support a pending motion. There of course is...

Can I sue the restaurant?

If the restaurant acted in good faith and it was an honest mistake, it is extremely unlikely you would be able to prevail.

Can someone be be prosecuted for taking funds out of a trust checking account AFTER a persons death ,who is not a trustee?

This is something that you should address with your lawyer. If you are unhappy with him, you are free to change and retain someone more to your...

Nothing prohibits you from filing supplemental or amended motion papers, so long as it is before the 16 court-day time for filing (or 75 days for...