Why are attorneys reluctant to represent a client for limited scope when family law has a specific form?

As someone who takes limited scope cases, I generally see limited scope as a tool to either (1) do the drafting and then let the client handle the...

Unlawful Detainer that was scheduled for trial has just been Dismissed by Notice I'm the responding party who wants a trial

An action only needs a defendant's/respondent's consent before dismissal where there is either a cross-complaint, or in a family law case where the...

Do i need a real estate Lawyer

It is difficult to understand the precise facts of your case, but this sounds like it may be an issue of Medi-Cal recovery accompanied by some...

How do I proceed with a dismissal request

You really need to speak with an attorney in person. You do not say what type of civil case it is (small claims/limited/unlimited jurisdiction). ...

In addition to my colleagues comments about ordinances, I would also caution that the local trash collection agency (if private) may have a...

DO I have a 'reasonable accommodation' case?

What constitutes a reasonable accommodation is very fact intensive. You really need to carefully document both your condition and your efforts to...

I invested several thousand dollars in a 2nd mortgage company. Now they are only paying me out of my principle.

Absolutely consult with an attorney. Try your best to gather as much documentation including written agreements, financial statements, and all...

Are we responsible for our tenant driving into the garage gate?

Without being able to see the exact language of the relevant agreements or knowing the dails of the accident, you are likely on the hook to the...

As a beneficiary of a trust on SSI/Disability can I have the my children be the beneficiaries instead to prevent loss of benefit

I complete answer will require reading the terms of the trust. Two potential options may be to (1) establish a special needs trust so that you can...

Why would trustees choose to use their lawyer to process a trust rather then the actual lawyer who made up the trust?

I also assume that by "process" you mean "administer." This is not uncommon. There are any number of legitimate reasons this might occur that can...