Do I need a lawyer/do I need to go to small claims court

You cannot have an attorney represent you in small claims court, but you may have one assist you in preparation of appearing on your own behalf....

What is the procedure or can current tenants approach landlord to buy building ?

Yes you can approach your landlord and make an offer. The typical procedure would be to send a letter of intent outlining the basic terms of your...

I was terminated from my job and my employer gave no specific reason. Will I be able to collect unemployment benefits?

Most employers will not give a reason for termination. If you were terminated through no fault of your own, you should qualify for unemployment...

I was given a 30-day notice to move out because my landlord is selling the house. Can I get my rent prorated?

Pro-rating the rent based on leaving early would require consent of the landlord, otherwise you're responsible for full rent through the 30 day...

No -- property purchased with a coupon is legally acquired, and assuming the property does not have any inherent restrictions on sale (guns,...

Is there a difference between attorneys who help with debt management & a bankruptcy attorney?

It depends, there very well may be overlap in those areas where an attorney practices both bankruptcy and debt settlement or debt collection...

It depends on the terms of your lease or rental agreement. Assuming it's in writing, there is likely a section that addresses "Notices" which would...

If I fire attorney and hire a new one, can the new attorney amend the claim filed in court if they find it is lacking?

It depends whether the Defendant has answered or demurred yet. Code of Civil Procedure 472. Any pleading may be amended once by the party of...

Can I fire my attorney after the case has been filed?

You can substitute in a new attorney for civil matters using the form below. Your filed case should not be affected. The court date should not be...

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Does a motion to set aside a default keep you from getting evicted? What is it anyway?

An entry of default being granted by the court or clerk of court means you have missed your window to respond to the complaint. In an eviction case...