Talk to a qualified attorney right away. The defendant - it sounds like - filed a motion to quash but that (sounds like) it was denied by the...

Does it weaken a case to accept community court discharge for 647(b) like classes and then file 851.8c?

You should speak to a criminal defense attorney directly about this case and specifically about the allegations against you and your defenses. ...

How do I ask a Judge to close a case but to also leave it available to re-open at a later date?

Dismissal may not be the legal mechanism that you are looking for. At least have a consultation with a qualified attorney before you take the next...

Subpoena Rules

First, you cannot serve a subpoena. If you a pro se litigant you also cannot sign one and issue it without an attorney representing you or the...

What next? I am the plaintiff and had hearing on the defendants demurrer. 2causes sustained with leave, 1overruled.

You should talk to a qualified attorney right away. You will certainly need to amend the causes of action to which the demurrer was sustained with...

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What if any legal document is required if anything happens to my daughter and she wants me to retain custody of my granddaughter

First, your daughter should address the issue concerning the father. He would still have rights if he returned. His rights, however can be...

Work documentation in a personal e-mail address: can my Employer ask to access my e-mail?

You said personal email address. Without a court order, your privacy rights are guaranteed - to an extent - by the California Constitution. Seek...

The California Rules of Court or the local Superior Court rules will address this but it is for ease of reference so the Judge or Judge's clerk...

What must you prove at the trial for the court to grant guardianship of a child to a grandparent in California?

Look up Troxel v. Granville, 530 US 57, 120 S Ct. 2054,147 L.Ed 29 (2000) and good luck to you.

How long can a plaintiff send discovery before a trial date in the state of California?

See Code of Civil Procedure sections 2024.101-2024.060. And good luck to you.