Can I file a entry of default if party responds after 30 days?
If they have already responded to your lawsuit, it is too late for you to file for a default.
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If they have already responded to your lawsuit, it is too late for you to file for a default.
You do not provide any information that would indicate that it would be illegal. In general, this would not be illegal.
If party has responded, even if late, I don't think you will be able to get a default.
I agree with Mr. Doland's response. More information would allow for more specific answer.
Statements in court filings, such as eviction papers, are absolutely privileged, per Civil Code section 47(b), and you cannot sue for defamation...
Yes, it is possible. It is called limited scope representation. Here is a form you can use: www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc950.pdf
The clerk already gave you an answer: file a stipulation and (proposed) order. Whether or not you served the other party, the hearing is on...
I agree with attorney Bradley. Plaintiff can re-serve the complaint - that does not create a second lawsuit.
One envelope, one proof of service is fine.
One envelope and one proof of service mentioning both documents is fine.