Do I need a Deposition Officer if I'm Pro-Per?
As a pro per litigant, you are the deposition officer. If you don't consult an attorney, contact the court or a legal self-help service such as...
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As a pro per litigant, you are the deposition officer. If you don't consult an attorney, contact the court or a legal self-help service such as...
It sounds like you have enough documentation and records to get a judgment in small claims court. Bear in mind, however, that you have to collect...
Both you and your former co-tenant are jointly and severally liable for the entire amount of rent until the end of the lease. If the monthly...
It's unclear from your question whether your mother had a will, or a revocable living trust. If she had a trust, it became irrevocable upon her...
There are no forms to assist you in filing an objection or contest to a will. Consult with an experienced probate attorney to determine whether...
Yes. Unless your stepfather made some written provision in his estate plan -- which doesn't seem to be the case -- the house belongs to your...
If your financial circumstances are enough to qualify for a fee waiver, the court will grant you one. A fee waiver grant or denial takes place in...
If you are already in an unlawful detainer lawsuit, your landlord will not accept rent from you anyway, so repair and deduct will not help you. If...
The collector will ask the court for collection costs and attorney's fees as well. You need to appear and defend, but I don't see much to bargain...
Requests for Admissions are part of the discovery process in a lawsuit. They have no bearing on the trial date in your case. You must provide...