In Orange county California can my land lord have my in op car towed?
Yes, pursuant to California Vehicle Code sections 22658(a)(3) and 22658(a)(4).
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Yes, pursuant to California Vehicle Code sections 22658(a)(3) and 22658(a)(4).
You complete and file with the court a Substitution of Attorney form (http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc050.pdf) making yourself the attorney of...
Yes, there are lawyers who represent clients on a "contingency fee" basis where the attorney gets a certain percentage of the recovery. The...
No. However, you might get some compensation but probably not very much because you presumably were still able to use the stovetop to cook. See...
If you file in the unlimited jurisdiction superior court, there is no upper limit on what you can recover. Your complaint's prayer for damages...
In California, a notice of pendency of action (also known as a notice of lis pendens) requires a pending lawsuit which affects title to or right of...
Generally speaking, it is not necessary to serve the court conformed-stamped first amended complaint if the defendant was already served with the...
The cross-complainant prepares the case for trial, typically by propounding written discovery requests and taking oral depositions. Discovery...
No, if you were never served with a summons and complaint, the default judgment is either void or voidable. If default has been entered already,...
Yes, it is possible but you will definitely need a litigation attorney to help you achieve your goal. You may be able to file motion to amend the...