This sounds like you entered into an oral "general partnership". The short answer is he could sue you, of course. Whether he could take the...

It sounds like the court wants you to show the defendant has sufficient contacts with the State of California before exercising jurisdiction over...

I agree with my colleagues above. I’d only add you may be able to do this in small claims, if the amount he owes you is small enough for Texas’s...

If you already paid your past attorney, and you owe nothing to him/her, then you’ve answered your own question. All the settlement agreement does...

In general, yes, every jurisdiction that I know of has an automatic dismissal mechanism when the case is not prosecuted. I have no idea what...

You don’t need to subpoena a party for deposition, generally. A notice of deposition is sufficient. And if you want documents, you send requests...

The short answer to the question in the subject line of your post is "yes", you can sue your wedding photographer. In contract cases, it's...

Generally, you seek sanctions from both attorney and client in the same motion. Most importantly, you must draft the notice of motion properly and...

Yes. Easiest answer ever! And good work following the correct process.

It sounds like you’re being scammed by a scammer. There are statutes of limitations for cases like this. I very strongly doubt they’d be able to...