My civil limited judgement was $3000 in 2011 and is now $35000 due to court and attorney fees. What does limited imply?

The limit in limited is the principal amount of the claim which tops out at $25k. Fees and costs are not subject to that limit. I am not sure...

Should I file the SC-105 first? or file the EJ-130 & MC-12 first?

Going for the extra $400 will require a lawsuit. The judgment entered in your favor earns interest at 10% simple annually. You present that...

Can I get a second earnings witholding order for unreimbursed medical bills for my son when there is already one with a writ? ?

The maximum garnishment is usually 25% of take home pay. It can be higher for support. So depending on how much the state is taking there may or...

Should I report asset in the bank account while filing for taxes?

This is more of a tax question and/or family law question. I will reclassify it as tax because that seems to be your main concern. My...

Is it a law in California that once your attorney in car accident case gets check it goes in trust account for 14 business days?

The check definitely needs to clear before they can pay you. Fourteen days is probably overly conservative, but it's not out of line as a business...

Can I refile a JUD-100 after missing the hearing date?

Yes, you can re-set it. Some default judgments can be proved up through declarations. So depending on the nature of the case you could approach...

Subpeonas

It's not totally clear who you are trying to identify or on whom you intend to serve a subpoena. Not all subpoenas require consumer notices. You...

Why?

Maybe it's a process server trying to arrange to meet you to serve papers on you.

If you are making this little it is likely your earnings are entirely exempt. You will still want to file a claim of exemption. See Code of Civil...

can the bank processing a levy from the FTB take a processing fee prior to the levy been paid in full

Likely they can and will. I doubt the FTB will sue the bank to try to claw back a relatively small amount, at least as viewed from the vantage...