Application to request a default and a default judgment to be entered?

The answer depends upon the specific motion which the defendant filed. What do you mean by transferred to a different court (a different...

What can the defendant do after a default judgement is entered against him?

In California small claims court, if the defendant did not go to the trial for a good reason, the defendant can ask the court to vacate the default...

Are landlords responsible for temporary relocation in Los Angeles?

No, if the rental units are not subject to the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance, the landlord is not responsible for paying relocation...

Can I ask for a refund of paid rent.

In an unlawful detainer lawsuit in California, a cross-complaint is not permitted. A defendant has no right to file a cross-complaint or...

Is the eviction being dismissed?

Not likely. I believe the notice is probably an Order to Show Cause (OSC) Re Dismissal designed to make sure that the plaintiff serves the...

Are there 2 judgments in an Unlawful Detainer? I got the first judgment of 4/25/18 on or about 5/2/218.

If you already have an attorney, we can't advise you about your specific situation. Generally speaking, in an unlawful detainer lawsuit, it is...

What is the purpose of providing a 30-day notice to vacate if I leave before the lease is up?

If you move out before the expiration of a fixed term lease, you remain liable for the rent until the end of the lease term. Serving a 30 day...

P filed a Request for Dismissal after I sent D's Interrogatories to P. Should I continue preparing for the MSC or wait for Ct to

If the plaintiff voluntarily filed a Request for Dismissal, the case is over. You do not and should not do anything further. The MSC will be...

In California, a Writ of Execution is valid for 180 days from the date it is issued. (See Cal. Code of Civil Procedure sections 699.010 to...

What does (tort or otherwise for any claimed incidental or consequential damages of any type whatsoever mean?)

"Incidental damages" are the direct result of one party's breach of contract, whereas "consequential damages" are more indirect, being incurred not...