Civil Double Jeopardy?
There's no such thing as civil double jeopardy. What the defendant may be claiming is res judicata. Unless the second plaintiff was required to...
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There's no such thing as civil double jeopardy. What the defendant may be claiming is res judicata. Unless the second plaintiff was required to...
He can deduct for the 4-day remainder of your 30 day notice, but nothing in Civil Code section 1950.5 authorizes him to recover his attorney's fees...
You already did it. A joint tenancy means the surviving party has right of survivorship. The surviving spouse acquires the entire property as a...
Article XV includes: The rate of interest upon a judgment rendered in any court of this State shall be set by the Legislature at not more than...
Unless you live in a district subject to a rent control or housing stabilization ordinance, your landlord can terminate your tenancy with 60 days'...
The court has jurisdiction in the county where your father's estate is probated. It's not in your question, but I'm assuming that's San Diego.
Include a copy of your Operating Agreement with the PCOR form. It's extremely important that no other person has an interest in your LLC. An...
Now that they have a copy of the trust, they should be able to talk with you. I recommend you consult a real estate attorney or one with...
Probably best to let it go. The "lady" was either nuts or a con artist. Either way, she cannot obtain contact information through the DMV without...
She must serve you and her son with written notice. Whether that notice is 30 days or 60 days is open to interpretation. A tenancy at will is...