Hired contractor to replace ductwork in a house. (call him Contractor A.) Requested a written contract - never got it.

First, you should check with the State Contractor Board and see if the contractor is currently licensed, or at least licensed at the time he...

Custody evaluator questiond to third party

It depends upon the attitude and beliefs of the evaluator. A couple of things to take into consideration are how much weight the evaluator will...

You can certainly file a harassment claim, the issue is whether or not you would be successful. Careful review would have to be made of the nature...

Are pers. property insurance payments for property that is one's own sep. property, also therefore sep. property & reimbursable?

Your demand for reimbursement for funds received for payment resulting from the obstruction of your separate personal property, seems reasonable...

Does a Family Court Judge have a duty to review a Marital Settlement Agreement?

If both individuals are represented by legal counsel, it is most improbable that the MSA will receive any scrutiny whatsoever from the Judge.

Is there a possible conflict of interest?

From the limited facts that you have given, it certainly sounds like there could possibly be a conflict of interest. You should consult with a...

I am reading a "proposed distribution" for a will and wonder if this is how they are usually drafted?

From your brief comment, it appears you are raising the issues as to whether or not the Decedent is competent. Or in the alternative, this will set...

Ordered to pay wife's lawyer's fees. She lied on the initial income & expenses forms.

You first stated, “Order to pay wife’s lawyer’s fees” then you state it looks like I will be asked to pay. If there is already an Order, that part...

What can i do against my loud neighbors ?

Record the noise and keep a record log of when it is occurring. Tell police you want to press charges for disturbing the police. Go to the city and...

Suing in small claims court under UCL vs CLRA in California

A court does not allow you to take multiple shots at the defendant. You must bring all claims and basis of liability you have against the defendant...