The "proposed order" you will submit will conform to the motion (i.e., containing the date, time and department). The body of the order should...

Its unlikely that, without an attorney, you will be able to change the terms of a court order, especially if your concerns were raised in court and...

The filing fee can be "waived" if the party seeking the waiver files an application. You are in the Central District of California, so check with...

The "tentative ruling" on a motion (issued the day before a hearing) is not the court's final decision. The court's decision may change as a result...

The rental agreement is a contract. If the contract is enforceable, then the "attorney fee clause" in the contract is enforceable. However this...

I do not practice in Los Angeles, but if I did, there would be 2 places I would look for this information. First, the Local Rules that apply to...

If your friend thinks that the person who attacked him has any assets (real estate, a business, cash, cars, etc, your friend can sue in civil court...

The description you provide sounds like you may have been sued (received a summons and complaint) and were given notice of a "Case Management...

The use of a credit card or debit card typically incurs a small fee (often 3%), charged by the credit card processor to the business accepting the...

If the money that was deposited was a GIFT from your father, unfortunately it may not be "EXEMPT" and if no exemption applies, it can be levied, up...