Where in the opposition can you assert Rule 56(f)?

There is no required place for the request (I think you mean Rule 56(d), which is far more common than Rule 56(f). If you truly mean Rule 56(f),...

Do I need to meet and confer to file a motion for leave to correct an opposition brief?

Meet and confer is not required. It may be better to entitle your document "supplemental" to correct the errors, rather than amended -- without...

What motion needs to be filed to dismiss frivolous causes of actions toward the end of trial?

If the plaintiff has closed its case, the proper motion is one for nonsuit, based on the theory that the plaintiff has not provided sufficient...

Can parties stipulate to bypass Rule 30(e) to expedite the processing of deposition transcripts and what is in jeopardy here?

Stipulations are not unusual as to the processing of depositions. Without knowing whose deposition was involved, the terms of the stipulation,...

I received a Notice of Motion and Motion to Enforce Settlement Agreement (CCP 664.6). How do I respond?

You definitely need to file opposition papers. The failure to do so may result in the court refusing to hear your argument. It's an opposition to...

Amending an answer to complaint. Does filing an amended answer make the previously filed answer obsolete and without authority?

If the judge sustains the demurrer, the first amended answer will not become effective again. The only way that will happen is if the judge...

Is there any difference in effectiveness, in Court of appeal, between "Motion to vacate dismissal" and "Petition for rehearing?

At the most general level possible, the motion to vacate dismissal is what you would file if your petition was dismissed for some reason (such as...

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May I file more information with the Court on a demurrer even though the Defendant has not answered the demurrer?

I'm having the same problem as my colleagues, in that your terminology makes your question hard to understand. Plaintiffs don't file demurrers,...

Im being sued in California small claims court, what is the maximum you can be sued for?

Limits in small claims court have been increased. The maximum possible claims is $10,000. There is also a limit of $7500 on certain claims...

Can a motion be dismissed without going to court if there were filing errors? If so, what's the procedure?

No, there is no process for having the motion dismissed without going to court. The only thing you can do is to convince your former spouse to...