No, you will not be able to use the retaliatory eviction defense (as described under California Civil Code Section 1942.5) if you are sued in an...

I acquired a TM and am challenged for abandonment, how do I respond to interrogatories & requests for production I can't answer?

The precise wording of your response will depend upon whether the lawsuit was filed in federal court or state court. In state superior court, for...

My adverse possession house has been red tagged what do i do?

If you have lived there "almost 5 years", you haven't met all of the requirements for adverse possession under California law. You are not yet the...

I’m still Confused about discovery times and cut-offs and have read some to do with it and tried to find more but .....

In an unlawful detainer lawsuit, all responses to written discovery are due 5 days after service. (See CA Code of Civil Procedure sections...

Should I wait to get served before calling an attorney? ADA Case

It appears you are receiving solicitation letters from attorneys desiring to be your attorney. You do not have to respond to these attorneys. ...

Pro Se, can i depose the defendant during her deposition of me if my answer requires her admission of facts & 4 context ? How?

No. The purpose of taking your deposition is to obtain your answers. If you lack knowledge, your response during your deposition is to state that...

Is this a lawful serve of the summons and complaint?

This does not sound like proper substituted service. The authority for substituted service is provided under California Code of Civil Procedure...

Request for Judicial Notice Incorrectly Identifies Exhibits?

In California, judicial notice covered under California Evidence Code sections 450 through 460. A request for judicial notice is a method to...

Plaintiff objects to RFA's against the complaints allegations?

Based upon your description of the facts which have transpired, the responses to the request for admissions are probably useless and you will not...

Depositions are crucial and can make or break a case. Generally speaking, an attorney taking a deposition will have an outline of the topics to be...