I am not a sex offender, but a website's put my name/photo as I am. It asks everyone of victims to pay $499, what should I do?

You may have a claim for defamation against the person who posted the the website. Without looking at the website, it's not possible to say much...

What are the consequences if I sue and lose in small claims court?

It is highly unlikely that any claim by the potential defendant, for time spent as a defendant in your fraud case, will be successful. He can sue...

I'm a co-trustee for my grandma's estate, she just passed away.Its time to settle the trust and my dad isnt being honest.

The consolidation of accounts and any other steps to simplify the administration of the estate make sense to me. If you have concerns about your...

As a co-trustee of living trust, can I refuse any beneficial interest after the trustor passes?

I assume that you are afraid that your creditors will try to reach the trust assets to satisfy your debts to them. Creditors cannot reach a...

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Do I must file the form CM-015 with CM-010??

It is better to be safe than sorry here. I would answer the question "yes," and file CM-015. This response assumes the parties are the same,...

I see nothing inherently suspicious about the addition of new facts in a client's position. It may be that further investigation uncovered a new...

I have a question about the unlimited civil filing fee.

The filing fee for a first paper is $435 per defendant. You pay this fee when you file your answer, demurrer, motion to strike, or other first...

Pleading various negligence causes of action and motion to strike.

Without reviewing your pleading and the motion, it is not possible for anyone to advise you as to how you might re-plead your claims. This is not...

When a Plantiff attempts to oppose a Defendant's quash, must the Plantiff attack all points or just one to oppose a quash?

The court should have looked at all three of your arguments, and made a decision on each one. The fact that the judge ruled for the plaintiff...

If i have a judgement against a past employer and they are not paying, is it possible to put a lein on her house?

My colleague raises a good point. If the judgment is against a company and not personally against the woman in question, then you don't have a way...