Sure, it's more than possible to work out a settlement with a creditor if you want to. Telephone the creditor directly, tell them you'd like to work out a deal, ask them for their best terms, see what they say and then negotiate. A lot depends on how much money is owed, who the creditor... Read more »

The party is named on the summons and on the first page of a complaint or every pleading filed with a court. There are no anonymous pleadings filed in a court.

I assume you're the defendant. The answer is No if you are satisfied with the responses. If you believe more is neede for some responses, you need to tal with alawyer or read the Code of Civil Procedure discovery section as to special interrogatories.

You cannot.

Corporations have no termination until you wind it up. It differs thus from a partnership. Corporations are perpetual entities.

Breach of (written) contract is 4 years; oral contract is 2 years.

Fraud is 3 years from discovery or date discovery should have been made of the fraud.

Negligence is usually 1 year with some exceptions.

Illegal foreclosure is not a term recognized by any statute; more details are needed.

The law states that a full accounting of any deductions from your deposit plus any remaining balance therefrom is to be given to the former tenant not later than 21 days from the termination of the tenancy. Sue the landlord in small claims court and seek sanctions against him for his failure to... Read more »