Motion cutoff date before trail date - What does it all mean? and what to watch out for?
It means any discovery motion must be HEARD by the motion cut-off date. Therefore, the notice of motion must be served and filed at least 16 COURT...
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It means any discovery motion must be HEARD by the motion cut-off date. Therefore, the notice of motion must be served and filed at least 16 COURT...
If she is also a plaintiff, she should be present to testify as to her injuries if she is seeking to recover such damages. If the issue in dispute...
Most likely, yes. Unless the federal court case is deemed related to the state court case, whatever you file in federal court has absolutely no...
Yes, an attorney can be authorized to accept service of process on behalf of the attorney's client. Normally, as the plaintiff, you will send to...
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You will not be able to obtain a default judgment by clerk for a tort case. You must proceed with obtaining a default judgment by court. ...
No, it is not. California Code of Civil Procedure section 2025.330, subdivision (b), requires all depositions to be stenographically recorded...
San Bernardino Local Rule 601 covers MSCs. It merely states that the Court adopts California Rules of Court, Rule 1.380, with respect to...
If your tenancy is a month to month tenancy, the property manager or landlord merely needs to send you a 30 day notice of change of terms of...
It is common for the court to schedule all motions in the same case for the same day. This is to ensure judicial efficiency, as well as to ensure...
Normally, an Order to Show is directed at the plaintiff (landlord) in an unlawful detainer or forcible detainer/entry case. You will need to show...