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I just served all parties with a Notice of Hearing on Demurrer to Complaint. Do I need to file it with the court?
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Answered on May 13, 2016
And you need a demurrer. So that's a notice of hearing, demurrer, points and authorities and request for judicial notice if applicable. All that...
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Are family law cases unlimited civil cases and why is that so?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
Basically, limited civil refers to cases where the dispute is less than $25k. Everything else is unlimited (holding aside small claims which...
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What are my legal rights? Can I reduce invoice to $10k so I can take him to small claims (not worth getting lawyers involved)?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
The speed and low cost of small claims weigh in favor of using that over the higher level of court.
Also, next time, don't let a customer get...
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I want to slaughter his "Trust", and hold him criminally accountable for forgery. I have DA, Dept of Labor and police How?
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Answered on May 12, 2016
Clearly you have a lot going on. Here are a couple of quick ideas.
You could sue to quiet title in the real property.
You could move in the...
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How can I go about releasing myself from being charged for this claim?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Maybe you kept insurance on the car? If so you could submit it to your insurance.
if not then it sounds like you are stuck with permissive...
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Are there special notice requirements when defendant is a John Doe?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
You'll want to hire a computer forensics expert to help guide you with what to request from the various witnesses, in what form you want the...
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Plaintiff fell into a coma and now his claims that were timely filed are dismissed.
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Answered on May 11, 2016
Probably better off trying a motion for relief from the dismissal under Code of Civil Procedure 473. This would be for mistake, inadvertence,...
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Can a party in Pro-Per prepares, issues and serves a Subpoena Duces Tecum without court's clerk or judge approval?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
A subpoena is issued by a lawyer, judge, or clerk of the court. A party in pro per cannot issue a subpoena. So you get one issued by the court. ...
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Can the Discovery answers be sent to police agencies as admittance/denial of certain facts which defendants are accused of?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
I think those admissions could be used against them in a criminal prosecution. That's an exception to the hearsay rule. The decision to...
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Confused about time line for def to vacate judgment 180 days or 2 years?
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Answered on May 11, 2016
And if there are defects with service the court may not have jurisdiction over the defendant. That renders the judgment void, and it is subject to...