Why would the lender be serving me an unlawful detainer-eviction notice after I have moved out?

Contact the lender's attorney as indicated on the summons and complaint to advise that possession is no longer at issue because you have already...

Do I still need to serve by publication if application is approved? Can't I simply serve law firm summons & complaint?

The insurance company does not have to accept service. Nevertheless, I suggest that you send the insurance attorney a Notice and Acknowledgment of...

I have an old car that doesn't have license plates anymore. Can I park it in my driveway? I live in Irvine, California.

Yes, so long as you are not operating the vehicle on public streets. See the DMV's website at www.dmv.ca.gov for more information.

Assuming that P filed a motion to compel production and that the court granted such motion, here is the next step: P must meet and confer with D...

My Credit Card Sued me, how can I fight it?

If you were not properly served with the summons and complaint, you can make a motion to set aside the default and default judgment,

I think if the check itself does not indicate that it is for full payment of debt, then go ahead and deposit the check. The practical reason is...

My 2nd reads "Home Equity Bankruptcy Dept. Statmen is for info purpose & does not cons an attempt to collect a debt" do i owe?

A short sale is already difficult, but a short sale when there are both a 1st and 2nd deed of trust in default is going to be twice as difficult.

Regarding a.t.f. seiziing accounts

I believe you are referring to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms? I have never heard of ATB seizing a bank account without a warrant or...

Money matters

If there is no truth to the son's allegations, you are better off finding another job.

My corp. was sued on a lease and I was sued personally as guarantor. Do I have to worry about the lawsuit continuing against me?

The corporation's bankruptcy does not stay the lawsuit against you individually. Unless you have also individually filed for bankruptcy, you still...