If the Court of Appeal's decision is now final, it can't consider a request for judicial notice. Nor is judicial notice necessary in order to call...

"Except as otherwise provided in this rule, a Court of Appeal decision in a civil appeal, including an order dismissing an appeal involuntarily, is...

Yes, you can request rehearing on only one issue, but that doesn't mean the court can't revisit the other issue, especially if your opponent asks...

There's no movant unless a motion is filed. If a motion is filed, the party which files it is the movant.

See rule 8.74 of the California Rules of Court, if this will be an electronic filing.

There is no requirement to "meet and confer" before filing any motion in the Court of Appeal.

In practice, appellate courts almost always refuse to accept new evidence on appeal. But in theory, it is possible. (See Cal. Rules of Court,...

No. In California state court, a motion denying discovery sanctions is not an appealable order. You could, however, file a petition for a writ of...

None that I can think of. Based on what you have said, the credit card issuer has a contract with your father, your father has a contract with...

It is required. The requirement is not in a statute or case law; it's in the California Rules of Court. (See Cal. Rules of Court, rules...