I prevailed on a petition to expunge a mechanic lien. How can I recover legal fees I spent for this lien release?

A party in pro per cannot recover attorney fees.

Under California civil procedure, there is no such thing as "reinstatement." A trial court dismissal may be set aside pursuant to CCP Section 473...

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The facts you've given are insufficient to give rise to a cause of action for breach of an express warranty.

If defendants were served at different times, does an answer or demurrer get filed after the last defendant was served?

The fact that the defendants are represented by a single attorney is irrelevant. The time for filing an demurrer or answer for each defendant runs...

What is the time-line for filing in the District Courts, after your case has been dismissed on appeal in State Court??

Your question is not clear. There are different "District Courts"; for example, the United States District Courts and the California District...

In a business contract dispute between two parties...does a liquidated damages clause (contract law) supercede a fraud claim?

It is not clear what your question is, but the facts you have set out would not support a claim for fraud. If the amount of money at stake here is...

TDoes an insurance company have to respond to a 10 day demand letter within ten days ??

What do you mean by a "10 day demand letter"? If you have a contract or a policy that provides for a response within ten days, then the company has...

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Civil lawsuit Case was involuntarily dismissed because server did not file proof of service, I wish to reinstate the case.

A lawsuit cannot be "reinstated." You dismissed it; it's done. You can file a new suit based on the same facts, but if may be barred by the statute...

Where are the minor consent release forms for settlement in California?

Take a look at the MC-series forms from the California Judicial Council.

Why would a judge take over a week to issue a minute order on Demurrer hearing?

Article VI, Section 19 of the California Constitution provides that a judge has 90 days from the date of submission to issue a ruling. A week's...

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