What can I do?

It is probably too late to file a motion to vacate a default judgment if you've already known about the judgment for quite some while You can...

Who many hours a week does an employee have to work before being considered full time?

California law does not provide a definition of what constitutes a "full-time" employee versus a "part-time" employee. With regard to benefits, the...

Help?! The Sheriff's Civil Division does not want to serve my Civil Subpoena papers. What do I do?!

You can pay a registered process server to serve a Civil Trial Subpoena. If you are representing yourself without an attorney, obtain an issued...

Will an attorney represent tenant(s) for violation of CA civil codes of quiet enjoyment and retaliation on a contingency basis?

It is possible, but quite frankly highly doubtful that any experienced attorney would be willing to represent the tenants in such a situation on a...

Earnest money deposit

If all of the contigencies have been waived, then most likely you will not be able to get a refund of your earnest money deposit. Or at least...

You cannot in your particular situation. Unless you are trying to correct the name of a defendant (in which case you would use the LASC Amendment...

What would be considered Judicially Noticeable, vs. Extrinsic evidence?? Can I include an add from a listing, for example ? ..

An ad from a listing would not be judicially noticeable. In California, judicial notice covered under California Evidence Code sections 450...

Is there a way to find out who placed a lien on property and for how much?

Yes. You can either go to the County Recorder's Office, or you can go to any title insurance company to look up any liens or encumbrances recorded...

In an unlawful detainer case, can a motion for judgment on the pleadings be made on a 5 day notice similar to a motion

Yes. See Code of Civil Procedure sections 438 and 1010; Jayasinghe v. Lee (1993) 13 Cal.App.4th Supp. 33, 36–37.

Contract for hotel states "I understand that I will not be asking for any refunded money for any challenges that occur", legal?

Most likely yes. However, an attorney would have to review the entire contract and would need to obtain a better understanding from you of the...