Yes, you may well have a case. Theses types of cases can be expensive, because you need an expert to testify that what doctor A did fell below the "standard of care". Start calling dental malpractice lawyers now. The statute of limitations for dental malpractice is short, and if you miss... View More

If your father is alive and still capable of handling his affairs, and the trust is still revocable, then he can make any changes he wishes. If you have reason to believe he was subjected to undue influence, speak with an attorney to see if the situation can be remedied. Be prepared to provide... View More

Yes, if the current deed (that the mom had upon death) is not held in joint tenancy or designated "transfer on death", then probate will be necessary to have it put in your husband's name. The sooner he gets started the better. The City may accept his permission once he is appointed... View More

For an estate in California, you need a California licensed attorney. You may be able to find an attorney in Nevada who is also licensed in California. You can try your local Bar Association to see if they have a lawyer referral service that can find you one. If not, you can try the website of the... View More

You may not use the security deposit for rent. The purpose of the security deposit is to protect the landlord from any damages to the property, and in case you are behind on rent. If you do not pay on time, you may be given a 3 day notice, after which an unlawful detainer (eviction) action may be... View More

Your situation involves more than one area of law, including partnership, contract and probate. You can not solve such a complex situation by posting on an online forum. In fact, it is not in your interest to do so, as anyone, including your uncle and other interested parties, can see what you have... View More

Most problems between clients and attorneys have to due with communication issues. You may be able to get back on track by taking the time to organize all your concerns, and then putting them in an email or letter. Be specific, including dates and your expectations. Request a written response, and... View More

You may have some difficulty finding representation on a contingency basis, unless the material failures to disclose are substantial. Does your sales contract have an attorney fees provision? If so, that may be to your advantage. Be prepared to show all your evidence, including any remediation... View More

Speak with a probate/trust attorney. There are too many facts missing from your question for it to be answered accurately in this forum. For instance, how is title held to the house? Is it in a trust? It may be that the house has to go through probate; if so, it may be a while before it can be... View More

No, it is not illegal. First, your original 2016 lease very likely states that at the ens of the lease, if the tenancy continues, it will be month to month. Second, even if the lease did not say so, by paying monthly, and the landlord accepting the payments, a month to month tenancy was implied.

Assuming you are "on the lease" as co-tenants, then you have the right to terminate your co-tenancy on proper written notice under Civil Code Section 1946, and would normally have no liability for rent, etc. accruing after the termination date. See Schmitt v. Felix (1958) 157 Cal.App.2d... View More

Sorry for your loss. For almost every medical malpractice lawsuit, an appropriate medical professional must offer an an opinion that the care given to the patient fell below the "standard of care". A major hurdle to a malpractice suit against an emergency physician is the requirement... View More

You are obligated to pay the true rent you owe. The amount of your rent is determined by your agreement, not the 3 day notice. The mistake, on the prior notice, stating a lower amount does not relieve you of the obligation to pay. Because you still owe $100 from the prior month, the current 3... View More

An attorney would need to read the letter to specifically advise you. Based on the limited information you have provided, it appears the law firm may be engaged in "solicitation" prohibited by the rules of professional conduct in California. It can be a rules violation if they are... View More

So sorry to hear of what you have been going through. There may be some measure of further justice you can obtain, but the situation is much too complicated to be solved in a question and answer forum such as this. It is unlikely you can have the sentence increased, but it is surprising that... View More

You need to file a Respondent's Brief as part of the appeal (not appeal the appeal). You may also need to "supplement the record". There are time limits to do these things. Find an appellate attorney. Because this is a restraining order, you may be entitled to recover the attorney... View More

Have an attorney look at the written agreement in order to properly advise you. If the agreement does not have an "acceleration clause", you may have to sue for payments as they come due. If nothing is said in the agreement about attorney fees, those will not be recoverable.

To keep from being deposed (either temporarily or at all), you need a protective order. You will need to make a motion to the court for such an order.

The original will needs to be lodged with the court. You need to start a probate case; that is how a will is carried out. Get going before things get out of hand. Start contacting probate attorneys now. The attorney gets paid at the end, although you may need to put up some money for costs.

There is no recognized "Reply" to a "Reply". The sequence is "Motion">"Opposition">"Reply". If you think you have some reason the court should allow an unauthorized Reply, you could bring an ex parte motion for permission to file it, but that... View More