If you wish to challenge the sufficiency of the service of the summons and complaint, your remedy is to file a motion to quash service of summons. ...

Landlord says I must remove all personal items from room with damaged subfloor including stack washer/dryer. Is he correct?

The landlord is correct, and his request is reasonable. In order to replace or repair the subfloor, you will need to remove your personal items,...

Do you take cases outside of California

You ought to find an Arizona licensed attorney to assist your son in this matter. A California attorney is not able to practice law in Arizona and...

Yes. A charge off is merely the declaration by a creditor that an amount of debt is unlikely to be collected. This is an internal accounting...

I singed a stipulation saying i would give my keyes by 430 and get a reciet and my deposit would be accounted for within 20 day?

If 20 days have passed and you have not yet obtained a refund of your security deposit, you can go back to court on an ex parte applicatiion for...

Yes, it might be possible. Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure section 187, you as the judgment creditor can amend a judgment to add a...

How do I react to a discovery request, after I have field a motion to quash?

In California, a plaintiff cannot propound written discovery requests without leave of court less than 10 days after the service of the summons on,...

I removed a civil action from California Superior Court to U.S. District Court. The Superior Court Clerk insists this is a firs?

When you filed your "Notice of Removal of Action in the Federal District Court", you paid a $400 filing fee to the federal court. You then file a...

Before you can file a motion to consolidate, you must first file a Notice of Related Case (CM-015) http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/cm015.pdf in...

The defendant has change the court date two times and I'm supposed to make a deposition before certain time, what should I do

The California Code of Civil Procedure requires the parties to meet and confer, meaning you need to work out a mutually agreeable date for the...