What if you sue an organization but serve papers to the executive director as opposed to the president of that organization?

If the organization is registered with the California Secretary of State, you need to serve the registered agent for service of process. It might...

Do we have to pay back money dispersed to us due to clerical errors to our management after we moved out a year ago?

There isn't enough information in your post to know the specific clerical error or the amount in dispute, or whether or not you agree that the...

Yes you can. If you do not receive your security deposit back within 21 days after you moved out, you can file your small claims lawsuit. Under...

How long can I charge the tenant for rent if the tenant failed to inform me he moved out?

Your post does not indicate whether the tenant had an unexpired fixed term lease or was a month to month tenant. If there was an unexpired lease,...

3rd party lawsuit

The lawsuit continues. Whether the new entity or old entity is responsible for continuing the litigation will depend upon whether the sale was an...

Yes, if you reside with your husband, this would constitute substituted service upon you if the process server also mails a copy of the summons and...

Is it odd that the defendants attorneys versus the plaintiffs filed the CM-200 Notice of settlement?

No, it is not odd. Although the plaintiff's counsel is usually the one filing the Notice of Settlement of Entire Case with the court, the...

Is the court fee for commercial litigation percentage based in California?

The court filing fee for starting a lawsuit in California state court is $435. It is a fixed fee. The attorney's fees for commercial litigation...

Should I Request to Cancel Judgement and Refile?

No, you do not have the right to cancel a judgment after it has been rendered. However, the defendant who did not show up has 30 days to file a...

What if they pay rent but no written agreement?

It is not necessary for there to be a written lease or rental agreement for a landlord to evict a tenant (or a master tenant to evict a subtenant).