Fee Waivers?
Either a plaintiff or a defendant can file a fee waiver request at any time in the litigation. For more information, see...
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Either a plaintiff or a defendant can file a fee waiver request at any time in the litigation. For more information, see...
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Yes there is a time limitation. See California Rules of Court, Rules 3.1320 and 3.3122 which govern demurrers and motions to strike. As set forth...
With respect to discovery sanctions, you cannot be awarded discovery sanctions if you are representing yourself without an attorney. Parties...
No, a motion to quash service of summons merely determines that the court has no personal jurisdiction over the named defendant due to improper or...
Under California law, two officers of the corporation need to sign, but it is often the case that only one officer signs. Regardless, the...
You should immediately file a Notice of Stay of Proceedings (Judicial Council Form CM-180) and check the box for arbitration of attorneys fees and...
A settlement is legally effective when there is either a signed settlement agreement (signed by all parties) or a settlement whose terms are set...
In California, the statute of limitations for breach of an oral contract is two years from the breach, and for breach of written contract (such as...
Yes, the landlord can charge you for the $250 difference based upon your recitation of the facts. The lease does not explicitly state that you...
No, not based upon the facts you stated. A dwelling must be truly uninhabitable for a tenant to be able to move out without financial...