Can I sue a LLC for $9000 that I lend a year ago? I only have the copy of the check.

You can certainly sue the LLC. And if you haven't already sued two people in small claims court for more than $5,000, you can sue in that court...

What's the legal penalty for not paying monthly payments on rent to own furniture in California?

If the person got the furniture, he can be sued for the money he owes. The rent-a-center can go in effect repossess his furniture, if they can do...

What is the procedure for objecting to a will?

First of all, if you are a relative or are named in the will, you will get notice of all probate court proceedings. If you're not, you need to...

Does a Trust over ride a title to a mobile home or bank accounts?

The trust may well be valid, but it doesn't override anything. The trust only works for what the trust legally owns. At this point the trust...

Answering a Complaint

It's complicated and depends on exactly what you are suing for, and exactly what their defenses are. Some factors are the plaintiff's burden to...

What can I do?

Did you give the leasing office written notice you were leaving? If not, there is a chance you could be still on the hook. Technically you should...

For a Unlawful Detainer motion to quash for improper service of a summons and complaint in California, can I include...

First, you are right. A motion to quash only deals with service. It can be both service of the 3-day notice and service of the summons and...

The answer to your question will depend on the precise language used in your lease. But they should not be charging you twice for the same...

Can my son in law sell a house that my grandma put in my granddaughters name in joint with him.

Your son in law probably cannot sell a house that is in your granddaugher's name and now his. However if she is a minor and he is her parent, he...

Can board members of a non profit be sued . We sponsor senior travel bus trips and are worried we may be sued because of injuri

Just because the organization is a nonprofit doesn't insulate you from the requirement to pay damages that arise from your negligence. As a result...