What type of motion do I file to introduce physical evidence?
Ordinarily one does not introduce evidence with a motion; instead, the evidence supports the motion. What do you need the evidence for? Who is the...
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Ordinarily one does not introduce evidence with a motion; instead, the evidence supports the motion. What do you need the evidence for? Who is the...
You have not really given enough facts. Why couldn't you enforce the judgment yourself? What does this second case have to do with your judgment?
You probably don't have an easement by prescription, but you may have one by grant (meaning it is in the deed) or by implication (meaning that the...
You and the landlord can agree to anything regarding the extent of your liability. If he says that he will not rent the property to your uncle...
The term "cause of action" is incredibly slippery. A court would say, "California follows the primary right theory of Pomeroy; i.e., a cause of...
Nothing is wrong with your manager getting her husband to work for nothing, so long as he is not an employee. It is unlawful to have employees work...
Requesting a continuance by telephone the day of the hearing is certainly unorthodox, but the other parent may have had good reason for doing so. I...
It sure seems like a lot of work and trouble. Whether he had the right to add back what he forgot depends on the terms of your contract. Because...
Your landlord cannot discriminate against tenants because they have children. It can however, limit the number of people who live there. If it...
Your old landlord remains liable to you for the deposit unless it has given you notice, by personal delivery or certified mail, that the new...