How much time do I have to file for a default settlement on a civil case?

California Rules of Court, Rule 3.110 (g) requires the plaintiff to file a request for entry of default within 10 days after the defendant's...

Is ir court or calendar days I count to amend my Complaint for a 3rd pleading?

Unless you can obtain a stipulation of all parties, you need to file a noticed motion for leave to file a third amended complaint. The notice of...

What's the court process in getting settled cases off dockets?

When a case is settled, the plaintiff is supposed to file a Request for Dismissal with the court. The dismissal can either be with prejudice or...

No, you should not change the caption. You can, however, use an abbreviated caption with just the first defendant's name, followed by "et al."

In such a situation, you would most likely have an attorney file a motion to quash service of summons on your behalf.

When the pleadings are considered done? After the Initial Complaint/amended complaint and answer/12(b)(6) motion by defendant?

Generally speaking, it is when an answer to the operative complaint has been filed. Here, the pleadings would be considered done when the court...

Do I serve an attorney on record an amended complaint as to public entities?

If an attorney has made an appearance on behalf of the public entity defendant (such as by filing a demurrer, motion to strike or answer), the...

Is it law to give 60 day notice to landlord if lived there more than one year

No, the law in California only requires a tenant to give 30 days notice to terminate a month to month tenancy, whereas a landlord must give the...

If a defendant responds to some of my interrogatories with boilerplate objections, do I need to meet and confer before a motion?

If you received objections, you will need to meet and confer before you can file a motion to compel further responses. It is not sufficient to...

am getting sued by a company that gave me credit of 10,000 I can't pay the since am getting sued by them van I go to jail?

No. There's no such thing as debtor's prison. The worse that can happen if you do not respond to the lawsuit is that there will be a civil money...