No attorney can fully analyze your situation without looking at all the documents, including the one you do not have. However, generally, a tenant...

Very likely the new motion is barred by Code of Civil Procedure Section 1008. If the other party was served with a written notice of entry of the...

The simplest solution is to get insurance that covers you.

Requests for admissions and interrogatories have different purposes, and have differing uses in litigation and at trial. While they can be used to...

No, you can not sue again based on newly discovered evidence.

It depends on the type of case. If your damages are "fixed" at a specific date (like a breached contract), then you may be awarded prejudgment...

Look for an attorney that provides "limited scope" legal services. Alternatively, many counties (through the court) have small claims court...

Yes, a tenant is responsible for all damages they cause to a property. The damages a landlord is entitled to are not limited to any amounts given...

It sounds like the Court is inclined to keep you two as co-executors, so long as you do not decline the position or nominate someone else.

Although you didn't mention your objections in your last question, the answer is the same. Plaintiff's can not appeal a small claims judgement. ...