How do I respond to a lawsuit under Civil Code 1940.2(a)3 when I am not the landlord, don't own the property nor am I the mgr

First, you must respond to the suit in a timely manner. If you have renter's or homeowner's insurance (or other, such as business liability), turn...

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What legal actions can I take?

You will have to re-post this under Arizona for an answer regarding remedies under AZ law. Because you were a CA resident and the property taken...

Can My neighbor cut down half of my hedges on my property ?

No, your neighbor can not cut down hedges on your property without your permission. You may be entitled to multiple damages plus attorney fees. ...

Most likely, yes. read your rental contract. Most say you are responsible for any damage while you have the car. Did you purchase the damage...

Does a request for admissions need to be served to the person ?

If your address of record in the case is your PO Box, then that is where they get served (by mail).

Accepting the bond gets the bonding company off the hook for the bond, but covers only the amount of the bond. You can still (theoretically)...

Time to step up and take action. Apparently your reluctance to go to court to remedy the situation has already cost eight years and $200K. ...

Summons.

No. The statute of limitations applies to the date of filing, not service. Other deadlines apply to service. Concentrate on defending yourself...

It sounds like you would really benefit from having an attorney review the entire situation. A trust with no beneficiary doesn't sound right, and...

I can make my partners in the real estate we own sale the property. can i force a sale

Generally, co-owners of real estate can force a sale by filing a "partition action". Assuming it is impractical to physically divide the property,...