Read your contract (with your lawyer, not the loan company) and discuss your concerns with your lawyer before you sink yourself deeper.

How long after the 5 day notice from the sheriff on a eviction does the sheriff have to throw me out?

Forget about squatter rights, there's no such thing in an unlawful detainer. If you are still in the house when the sheriff executes on the writ,...

Can I sue current employees for emotional distress?

Talk to a lawyer and stop allowing yourself to be bullied by your employees. Emotional distress claims are very difficult to litigate, and there's...

Can the Superior Court sign a warrant to go look for things on the Pechanga reservation? Can they do that?

Yes they can. It's federal land but jurisdiction is not exclusive. It's located wtihin San Diego County.

When trial date is set in civil court, who decides on date?

The date is subject to the court's calendar. The parties have an opportunity to exclude dates when they cannot set the trial. If your attorney...

I suspect my uncle of fraud regarding my grandmother's large estate, what can I do?

It's hard to say. If your grandmother was capable of making her own decisions and, in fact, transferred ownership of her entire estate to your...

How should I proceed (or not) with a life insurance beneficiary claim?

If your partner never changed his beneficiary designation, you are the beneficiary of the policy. Contact the company again to see about the...

I need an attorney who will sue Riverside pro bono for making me homeless and refusing to properly help me

A lawsuit will not help. Most government agencies have a certain amount of immunity from civil lawsuits, and proving damages in a civil action is...

Yes, your wife should answer. Since it's a limited civil case she can file a general denial. Take my colleages' advice and consult an attorney, now.

I was sued in California Limited Superior Court but want to counter-sue in Unlimited Superior Court. Where do i answer?

You must answer in the same court in the same case and you can reclassify, but don't prepare a cross-complaint before discussing the entire case...