I'm sorry to hear about your child's misfortunate. I will say I have litigated these kind of cases against schools. You would think they would do the right thing, but they rarely do. I have litigated death claims against the LAUSD and in my experience the LAUSD and their attorneys have... View More

Although family law courtrooms are very crowded, especially this time of year, Judges for the most part do strive to create workable schedules for working people with minor children. You're right that you need to keep working and supporting your children and you should not miss out because of... View More

So I answered this question quite extensively. I told you what to do and how to do it. If you want to give me a call or an email, please do. I'm very good at these hearings. I know the law on Unemployment and most attorneys do not.

Look at the answers that were already posted... View More

So I will redo your question if that's okay because what you seem to be asking is not about discrimination, but about landlord-tenant relations.

Discrimination in housing would be, for example, if they will not rent to Black people, or gay people, or old people, because those groups... View More

This is California so you can sue anybody for anything. I think your question is really, "If I sue the sheriff, will I win?" And the answer is probably not. What you're asking is really a liability question, or fault. Whether the sheriff dept is liable because he, the ex, kept... View More

How do you know the statements are false or misleading? What is your proof that the statements are false or misleading? Are you a party to the child custody case? Or are you simply someone who knows the truth? There are too many uncertainties in your question. Filing documents with the supreme... View More

So your agreement is the same as California law, 30 days' notice if less than 1 year, 60 days' notice of 1 year or more. Since it is 2018, you have been there for more than 1 year. So that's the answer.

If you're moving in December first, give written notice to him by... View More

So I'm not clear if you are saying that he filed the divorce without knowledge and got a judgment already or just filed the divorce. When a divorce is filed, the papers must be personally served by an independent person, a non party to the divorce, and cannot be served by mail or Fed Ex,... View More

Unfortunately, the court order still says what it says and CSS will enforce it until you change it. You can voluntarily agree and submit it to the judge or to the CSS if you both go in person and sign a stipulation, but without that agreement in writing or in person, you need to file a request for... View More

So I have done a lot of divorce cases all across SoCal and I know all of the judges in San Bernardino well.I have been in all their courtrooms many times and I know that they would not proceed without a proof of service. However, I can tell you a few pointers and things I would tell a client if you... View More

No, you are not liable unless called as a witness and lie or if questioned by certain law enforcement agencies and lie, like the FBI. As along as you are not participating. Restraining orders generally say that the restrained person will not have anyone act on their behalf. So be certain... View More

So it sounds like they are not going to hire you back, but since you posted this I do not know if they have called you as I see it has been several weeks. If yes, then great for you and maybe others with similar questions can benefit. If no, then I can tell you I had a recent case of a father... View More

So the law on return from pregnancy depends on a number of factors. If you came to office I would ask things like how many people work there - very important as to which laws apply. If its 3 people, then no. If it's 50 or more, then maybe yes. Understand that the law has many rules but even... View More

Based on your question, I am hoping you mean an EDD Unemployment Appeal, which if I'm correct you got a letter stating that under Unemployment Insurance Code 1256 you are disqualified and must now work another quarter and earn a certain amount before you can reapply. If I'm correct, then... View More

In California, you must disclose. Don't take a risk or you will likely be prevented from obtaining your license. You're correct that an arrest is not admissible evidence of any wrongdoing, only a conviction, and generally there are factors in the courtroom of even admitting a... View More

I have to be a lawyer here and answer your question by asking some questions. I am sympathetic, but what you need most is action, not sympathy.

How long were you together? And do you have any children together? Do you know his family?

Does he work and without identifying him... View More

So I need information to answer you to any degree of certainty. You say you were stopped. Were you walking, driving, or what? Rules are different for different modes of travel. Was it daytime, nighttime, what? Were you the city, small town, driving on interstate? Need more information. For... View More