Can I sue my job for firing me without notice

I'm afraid I see no basis for a claim against your former employer here. Unless there are other facts not presented here, you were an at-will...

I was served summons and UD but the server gave me 2 diffrent copies. 1 signed by server 1 not and I got a diff copy via mail?

Almost certainly not, and definitely not if the difference in papers is minor. You certainly don't want to risk your claim on the basis of this...

Can a dental office bill me for something i disputed and won through Carecredit?

It does not sound like you resolved the bill with the dental office for the services performed. You may wish to contact the dentist, however, and...

Am I been fired for the wrong reason? is it sexist? was this an excuse? what can i do? not getting moved u.p

I see nothing in your statement to suggest you have a claim against your employer. You appear to be an at-will employee, which means that your...

My landlord talks about all of us to each other private stuff she slanders someone daily, discusses our gay neighbor

This is a problem that the legal system is ill-equipped to handle. About all you can do is politely but firmly request your landlord to not...

If the beneficiaries all accept the accounting and there are no disputes, it may be possible to obtain a waiver of accounting and receipts of...

I noticed that there are a lot of injunctions being filed by average citizens in federal court to change/stop laws (like the >>

Yes, of course. But they would have to find a way to work around the prior court decisions. Or, they would have to ask that those prior...

What is the ccp codes for subpoena duces tecum for trial? Is it different than ccp 2020 for deposition subpoena?

The statutes governing trial subpoenas are at California Civil Code Section 1985 et seq. The consumer records statute is at CCP Section 1985.3.

When is it better to attack a void judgment/order/decree by direct appeal vs. motion to vacate (which might be appealed)?

The proper basis for attacking the judgment is most often by an appropriate motion in the trial court. An appellate court is unlikely to decide an...

Is the Civil Discovery Act still law in Calif?

The California Civil Discovery Act, as codified in the Code of Civil Procedure, Sections 2016,010 et seq. is still good law in California. It has...