Can CA CCP 726(c) Be Used To Define Real Parties Of Interest In Foreclosure?

CA CCP 725a defines who has the right to bring a foreclosure lawsuit, i.e., the beneficiary or trustee named in the deed of trust. In a...

Intrusive lighting, excessive noise, blocking driveway - neighbors' rights

The issues you have enumerated appear to constitute nuisance and perhaps violations of applicable local ordinances (which may require enforcement...

Yes, you can respond or object to the ex parte application during the hearing. If you can fax your written objection ahead of time to the landlord...

My house was sold in a short sale transaction. Buyers paid much less money for it because the footage was incorrectly registered

That is a substantial difference, but if the appraisals for when you purchased the house and when you short sold it (as approved by the lender)...

How do I get a copy of my parents will probated in LA in 2002? I have the case #.

You can get a copy of the will at the Los Angeles Superior Court records clerk. It would be a good idea to call them first to find out the exact...

Could there be a legitimate claim if a mortgage co. has failed to pay our property taxes, if it is part of our mortgage note?

The loan servicer should timely remit the property taxes collected from the homeowner and placed in an escrow account. If your monthly statements...

Where can I find the case number on a notice of trustee sale

A trustee's sale is non-judicial, meaning courts are not involved, so there is no case number assigned to it. After a house is sold in a trustee's...

Can a wage garnishment be stopped?

Assuming what you owe is not tax-related, your creditor should first get a money judgment against you, a writ of execution and earnings withholding...

Can the lender sue me for the 2ed if the house was forclosed on?

In California, a bank that holds the first and second deeds of trust on a property and that forecloses (by trustee's sale) on the first deed of ...

Is it necessary to file probate for an insolvent estate?

Except as otherwise expressly provided by statute, the spouses' community estate property is liable for any debt incurred by either spouse during...