Can I file a lawsuit against my x landlord for evicting me without going through the courts by taking the law into his own hands
Yes, you can file a small claims lawsuit. For the form and more information on the small claims court process, see...
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Yes, you can file a small claims lawsuit. For the form and more information on the small claims court process, see...
Theoretically yes, if you breached a written lease or rental agreement, the statute of limitations in California is 4 years from breach or date of...
No, just file the Notice of Appeal by itself. For more information, see http://www.courts.ca.gov/12428.htm Later, within 15 days after the...
In California, for a residential tenancy, a three day notice to pay rent or quit can only list unpaid rent due, nothing more. Not late fees,...
No, the justices of the appellate court do not commence reviewing anything until the appeal is fully briefed (i.e., after the appellant's opening...
In a civil case, the form for Substitution of Attorney is http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc050.pdf However, as indicated on the form itself,...
No. In order to have a viable legal malpractice case, you need to also prove that you would have won the underlying civil case. Without damages...
No, you cannot get attorney's fees if you are representing yourself even if you are an attorney. For example, in the case of Argaman v. Ratan...
The text message alone is not legally binding nor valid for purposes of an unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuit. The text message is merely...
If the federal court dismissed the action, it means the court dismissed the complaint. A dismissal is not a judgment. There is no judgment, and...