As this is going to Small Claims, you can TRULY sue him for anything. To do so, you need form SC 120 (www.courts.ca.gov/documents/sc120.pdf) The...

I thought I signed up with a specific named lawyer, but I got called by another lawyer.

Generally, when you hire a firm of lawyers, you hire the entire firm. Unless you DEMAND a specific lawyer, you may charge more than what is...

How to get a title for a boat and trailer

This is a complex question. Where is the boat CURRENTLY titled: 1) If it is with the TX DMV, then are procedures for you to go through with...

The owner of the company is using the business account to pay for personal vehicles, including a boat.

The real question is: are the assets in question (cars, boats, etc.) the personal property of the owner or the property of the company? If the...

Is there a lemon law for boats?

As far as Federal Maritime Law goes, there is no lemon law for boats. There MAY be lemon law issues under State Law, though. To be safe, I would...

Can a Califonia penal code be used in civil court

Yes, there are provisions of the Penal Code that can be applied in Civil Court. For example, I just finished writing a complaint wherein I allege...

How will the small claim court hear 2 cases scheduled for the same day & time if both cases are alleging substantially the same?

Small Claims cases are heard by 1 judge, 1 at a time as you might expect. However, depending on the court, they might have 20-30 cases sceduled...

I have a $5K small claims abstact of judgement filed in Riverside County, California and would like to proceed in Pro Per with a

It is not worth doing a NJF from a Small Claims judgment. It is not worth trying to foreclose under any circumstance. If the property is sold,...

I have a $5K small claims abstact of judgement filed in Riverside County, California and would like to proceed in Pro Per with a

It is not worth doing a NJF from a Small Claims judgment. It is not worth trying to foreclose under any circumstance. If the property is sold,...

Should I look for lawyer to sue a moving company in a civil court or go the small claims court?

I agree with Mr. Rafter. You ability to sue is limited by what is contained in the contract. You may have ACTUALLY waived your rights to sue and...