Motions in Limine
Yes, you could file a motion in limine in a limited jurisdiction case. Make sure you comply with LASC Local Rule 3.57. ...
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Yes, you could file a motion in limine in a limited jurisdiction case. Make sure you comply with LASC Local Rule 3.57. ...
You are not required to agree to a "further 3 week extension" of time to respond. In fact, California Riles of Court, Rule 3.110 (g) provides that...
No, you cannot appeal a stipulation for settlement. Moreover, your chances of challenging the settlement are significantly diminished if you were...
Yes, the Q&A portion of Avvo is free. However, the answers provided by attorneys who respond are general responses for informational/reference...
In Calfornia, a losing defendant in small claims court has the right to appeal within 30 days. At a small claims appeal in California, the process...
If this is a small claims court judgment, you will need to fill out a Small Claims Subpoena for Personal Appearance and Production of Documents at...
Yes, the attorney for the plaintiff can serve the summons and complaint on the defendant.
An Order to Show Cause (OSC) hearing is typically set to ensure that the plaintiff/landlord is diligent in pursuing the unlawful detainer case. ...
Generally speaking, no. If the lease ends on December 15, the tenancy ends on that date. Unless the lease provides otherwise, the tenant is not...
In California, the statute of limitations for a slip and fall injury is 2 years, so you would be time barred from bringing a lawsuit on that basis....