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Correct. California Code of Civil Procedure section 2024.020, subdivision (a), sets forth the discovery cut-off in civil cases.
Typically, the seller continues to pay the HOA assessments and the property taxes during the contract period. The escrow holder then does a pro...
Whether or not a litigant is represented by counsel is irrelevant for purposes of rendering the litigant a vexatious litigant. Moreover, it is not...
Your declaration under penalty of perjury as well as the declaration of the occupant that neither of you received the mailed copy of the summons...
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No, you cannot use a motion for reconsideration to get another judge to rule on the same demurrer, nor can you file a motion for reconsideration...
Generally speaking, no. The right to conduct discovery in a civil case is cut off thirty days before the initial trial date. However, a judgment...
No, not necessarily. The judge merely took the matter under submission. It may take a few days before the written decision is mailed out, but the...
Yes, you can and if fact, you have a continuing duty to do so per California Rules of Court, Rule 3.300(f). California Rules of Court, Rule...
I assume you are referring to a small claims court judgment where the judgment debtor filed a Request to Make Payments (Form SC-220)? If so, the...
Probably not. The defendants most likely filed an Answer just to be sure not to be defaulted while settlement discussions were ongoing. Just...
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