Lawyer fees greater than $150 reimbursable for small claims appeal (trial de novo) in Homeowner Association case?

There are only a couple ways to get attorney fees in California. One way is by statue. CCP 116.780(c) allows for a plaintiff who prevails on a...

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Small claims

No. You would have to go back to the court where your family law case is pending and bring a motion for attorney fees. The small claims court does...

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Is earnings by current spouse factor in how much needs to be paid for child support?

No, spousal earnings are not considered. The court uses a very specific formula. See http://www.childsup.ca.gov/Resources/CalculateChildSupport.aspx

Can an assignee judgment creditor (foreign LLC) lacking capacity in CA oppose a motion to vacate?

If they are a party to the action and their standing hasn't been challenged and ruled upon yet, then yes. (In the off chance you filed a motion to...

As me the defendant What is the meaning of civil code 3295 (2) The financial condition of the defendant.

It means you can seek a protective order for any discovery regarding financial condition for the purpose of punitive damages which would shift the...

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I filed unlimited case on 1/20/2014, but my case information never came out after I type the case number.

No the defendant cannot dismiss your case. Neither can the Court without an order to show cause first. Finding the right number to enter is always...

Are either of these locations considered conspicuous places for proper service of a notice?

Unless there is a default against you, it is pointless to fight service. Instead, focus on your next step, which is how do you plan on defending...

Can I object at another self-represented co-plaintiff's deposition?

There is no co-plaintiff privilege. The attorney-client privilege is only for communications made in the confidence of an attorney-client...

Can I sue my ex boyfriend for rent and monetary loss personal items as result of his infidelity?

Sorry that happened to you, but no, you do not have a case based on these facts.

No right to appeal in a small claim court? O no! Why can't it be appealed ?

The plaintiff cannot appeal the decision, win (but not enough) or lose. The defendant may appeal in what is called a "trial de novo" in the...

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