In a UD case can you make a Motion to Quash the Service of Summons and Complaint if there was no posting order request made?

Yes, if the landlord contends that you were properly served with the summons and complaint for unlawful detainer by posting and mail (and no other...

Hello I'm trying to find information about suing a company

In such a situation, your best bet would be to file a small claims court lawsuit. As an individual, you can sue for up to $10,000 in California...

What does this mean? 05/26/2015 STIPULATION AND ORDER APPOINTING TEMPORARY JUDGE SIGNED AND FILED.

It means that yesterday both sides entered into a stipulation for a Temporary Judge to preside over the judgment debtor examination. Temporary...

What options do I have if I missed discovery cut-off date in Unlawful Detainer case?

In an unlawful detainer case for non-payment of rent, it is probably not necessary to conduct written discovery prior to the UD trial. Of course,...

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The lawyer and you will sign, file and serve a Substitution of Attorney-Civil form. The lawyer will review the complaint to see if it is adequate....

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What is the process to retain a lawyer after filing a Civil Lawsuit? Does one re- file?

The lawyer and you will sign, file and serve a Substitution of Attorney form. The lawyer will review the complaint to see if it is adequate. If...

Does my landlord the right to increase rent on my small business when i don't have a lease or written agreement?

Yes, if you do not have a lease or rental agreement, the landlord can increase the rent to whatever level the market can bear. Rent control does...

Your best bet would be to have an attorney represent you in the case, and to make the communications on your behalf. Another strategy to consider...

Stole but return the item, am i being charge with civil demand? When the mail comes, should I pay it?

No, don't pay it. A civil demand is not a debt and you would only have to pay it if they successfully sued you. The likelihood of that happening...

What are the required Civil Procedures for executing a levy against a bank account (not IRS)?

You can levy on the judgment debtor's bank account if you have the branch where the accounts are kept, and preferably also have the account number....