If a credit card company sues me and wins, can they freeze and take money from my husbands active duty bank account?

Yes, if the credit card company sues you and wins a judgment, they can levy on your joint bank account. The fact that your husband is on active...

Responding to contention interrogs in early stage of STATE COURT litigation

You should start with the Rutter Group Practice Guide on Civil Procedure Before Trial by Judge Robert Weil, et al.

I work as a Landscaper, I did a yard clean up for a previous client. She paid me the first small clean up I did, Now on this

You don't indicate how much the "bigger" project is for. In California, a company can use the small claims court to sue for up to $5,000, and an...

If a client refuses to pay after the first invoice for services rendered, what step should I take next?

There is insufficient information to advise you what to do. For example, what services are you talking about? In some instances, just stopping to...

Yes, absolutely. Litigation is very expensive and time consuming, so you ought to obtain a second opinion from another attorney. You do not need...

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Can landlord break lease agreement to sell house?

No, if you have a lease that does not expire until October 2011, you are entitled to remain a tenant until such time (provided you continue to pay...

Judgement lien recorded on my home

Normally, you would obtain and record an Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment (Full) to remove the real property judgment lien. However, if...

Is a motion for default in order if the opposing party does not answer after a court order to answer to an amended complaint?

A request for entry of default would not be proper. I agree with Attorney Lee. When a defendant has filed a Demurrer (in state court) or a FRCP...

Can I sub serve a defendant's father in law?

No. I agree with the other attorneys. If your PI was not able to locate the defendant, your next step is to seek the court's permission to serve...

Who pays for a hearing regarding leaving to amend a complaint? I will probably not stipulate to leave to amend (prejudicial).

The other attorneys are correct. The court does not and cannot award monetary sanctions in connection with a motion for leave to amend a complaint.