Los Angeles, Follow up question re bank levy writ on SC appeal & collecting the judgement?

The information that you received is that the Sheriff received your payment of the Sheriff's fees and that the bank served the writ on 4/25. After...

Should the defendant serve on the plaintiff the answer and a concurrently filed motion to set aside default?

The "Answer" is a "proposed Answer" until the court allows it to be filed. A proposed responsive pleading must be filed if the motion to set aside...

How should a defendant prepare for a hearing on a motion to set aside default?

Any valuable advise would be specific to the facts and issues involved in the case. The defendant is the moving party in this type of motion. ...

I would need to see the actual document in order to be certain that the dismissal was "with prejudice." You should talk to a lawyer. Check the...

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To be responsible of HOA fees, do you need to be on the title of the property or on the mortgage or both?

I am not sure what you mean by "dismissed". I doubt that they waived any rights unless the "dismissal" was part of an agreement or was entered by...

Creditor served papers for me over 2 years ago to address that I have not resided at in over 16 years

Go to the court. Get a copy (does not need to be "certified". Take all papers to an attorney. The attorney will probably send a letter demanding...

There is a procedure for a judgment creditor to claim post-judgment costs and post-judgment interest. These costs can be for such things as...

Collecting a judgement

If there was / is a probate court proceeding, you can file a claim in the probate court. If the claim is approved (the probate court will not...

Can I avoid a collection agency more than doubling my balance owed withouth having a lump sum?

It is a violation of the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and of California's Rosenthal Act, for a debt collector to demand payment of...

You may serve discovery upon the plaintiff immediately. The statute says that a defendant may serve discovery "at any time." You should...