My landlord is the homeowner. She along with the actual attackers conspired, calculated & Carried out. No arrests were made. I was given a report that marked me the victim. Next day, attemptedAn emergency restraining order, denied-under investigation, told to “call officer who’s assigned... Read more »
Anyone can sue anyone but in your case you might have to pay the attorney's hourly fee since it's doubtful anyone would take it on a contingency. So if you got some money and want to do it for principal I'm fairly certain you can find an attorney willing to take your case. But be... Read more »
You need to ask your primary attorney that question. He/she should have all the relevant information to answer that question. It's difficult to even guess at an answer based on what you have provided.
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You should look deeper. If he was sentenced it would give the sentencing info.
Since elementary school, we were taught to skip harder questions and answer easier questions first. At my university, during the pandemic, we have to take exams online. We are given random questions on separate pages and we are not allowed to go back once we submit the answers on that page. The... Read more »
You could sue them but it would cost you a lot of money and you might not win. So if you have a lot of money and want to make a point then you could probably find a lawyer who would charge you a $10,000 retainer and be willing to sue... but I don't think there are very many lawyers that would.... Read more »
Debtor did not list me as a creditor, so I got no notice. He let me proceed with lawsuit confirming my arbitration award against him until I won. I served him with notices and documents and still neither he nor his attorney told me about bankruptcy. 5 days after I obtained judgment and noticed... Read more »
You should consult with a Bankruptcy attorney in that area who can look at everything and give you some good advice. It sounds like you might be okay but more info is needed.
Hello, I live in California, I hired a personal lawyer back at the end of June 2020. I told him I didn't want the case to drag on forever and I'd be fine with the settlement originally offered, I was afraid of not getting proper medical care. The money is great but not the most important... Read more »
Your lawyer might have a claim to some of the fees. It's really hard to fully understand the situation with what you have said but there is a good chance he/she has earned some percentage of the 33 and possibly the whole amount. Sometimes it's the other side that slows things up.
My soon to be ex left me with the house in California. I cannot afford it and she won’t sell. Cannot afford to get atty involved as there is no gain. Should I just go through foreclosure?
You should not allow it to go into foreclosure if you can. Of all your options foreclosure does the worst to your credit record. I have helped 100's of people do a short sale in similar situations. You can call me to discuss at 916.442.6400.
You could by some time but not much. Bankruptcy is a serious thing to do and you should really have many other reasons to file. Sit down with an experienced bankruptcy attorney right away to find out all the good and bad you get from filed a BK.
If you can't afford to hire an attorney you could look for a document preparer but they cannot, by law, give legal advice. You should do everything you can to get an attorney helping you.
whenever court sustain a demurrer with leave to amend as to certain causes of actions demurred by one of the multiple defendants, for example 4th and 5th causes of actions on the complaint is sustained with leave to amend, does that mean plaintiff can ONLY makes changes to the 4th and 5th causes of... Read more »
You probably aren't getting responses to your question because it is almost impossible to answer that question with the limited amount of information given. You should sit down with an attorney and have a consultation to get more specific answers.
It depends on all the facts. A prosecutor would have to prove a lot of elements to get a conviction and we can't guess at what some of those facts might be... or whether they can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt which is the standard in criminal cases.
It's hard to tell from the little bit of information you have given. You should contact a personal injury lawyer and request a consultation.
My mother and my grandmother live in Seal Beach Leisure World.
If they are both co-owners and residents (joint tenancy) of this property and one of them passes away (God forbid) with some credit card debt, can the creditor(s) put a lien on the property even though the person passed away... Read more »
If they are joint tenants (with right of survivorship) then the property passes to the other outside of probate. There are other reasons a probate may need to be opened and where a creditor can appear. You should down with an estate attorney and go over everything because there is a lot more to it... Read more »
I was hit by a car while riding my bicycle and the defendant’s attorney has sent me motion of summary packets. I need to respond so I need help with that paperwork please.
As ALL of the previous answers state - you should hire an attorney right away to help you. The motion they have filed is VERY serious and you should hire someone right away. How badly were you injured and was it the other party's fault?
August 4th 2020, I ordered pizza from Little Caesers, who uses Door Dash for their deliveries. When the food arrived, the delivery person spread my order of 1 lg. pizza, crazy bread, and 2 sodas directly in front of my screen door, preventing me from being able to open the screen more than approx.... Read more »
You should talk to an attorney. Did you have any cameras going like Ring? Did anyone witness the whole event? Did you get the name of the driver? Sounds like a hard case but you should sit down with a personal injury attorney to explore your options.
I was in an accident about a month ago (hit by a car as I crossed the street from sidewalk to sidewalk while biking home). I was knocked unconscious for a brief period and woke up to cops around me looking at me with flashlights. I was asked if I wanted to go to the ER in the ambulance and I... Read more »
You are responsible but the person who hit you should pay you more than enough for that. Consult with an attorney right away.
Did she try to do something with some of your assets? If so you should talk to an attorney and also file a police report.
I was employed with the company at the time and was involved in an accident in a work vehicle while working. It has been almost 2 years and I no longer am with that company but believe the other person involved is attempting to sue am I now personally liable?
As the others have said.. you might be required to participate but your employer should cover all the costs of defending you and should have insurance to pay.
I'm retiring, and my employer is forcing me to sign a waiver absolving them of any culpability for illegal things against me that happened in the past, even if I have no knowledge or proof of those things?
Sounds a little fishy and too hard to answer without more info. As suggested - I would sit down with and employment law attorney and have them read it over for you and then advise..
When a Plaintiff includes loss of income in a personal injury case (in state of California), how many employers in the past will the Defense try to contact to get employee records through Subpoena?
the ones you have disclosed in the Form Interrogatories.
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