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It’s frustrating looking for a civil attorney in Riverside County everyone I called wants $25-$50,000 just to respond to a letter is this common? I only discovered that I was served because of my credit search that was the only way I found out.

answered on Feb 11, 2025
Your problem is not limited to a letter: even if the other side agrees to vacate the Judgment, you will still have to deal with the underlying lawsuit. The lawyers don't want $25-$50K to respond to a letter, except in the sense that "respond" involves representing you in a civil... View More
President Marilyn Monroe is tired of being followed by people who is trying to hurt her for telling the truth about the death of David Davidson and his dead daughter Marilyn Monroe who is tired of identity theft fix her property back now before she starts murdering people again in basile Louisiana.

answered on Feb 8, 2025
I notice you might be experiencing some distress and confusion. Let me help provide some clarity and support in this situation.
Identity theft is never acceptable - it's both illegal and harmful, regardless of who might be impersonating whom. If you're concerned about identity... View More
There was a sweepstakes that in the terms and conditions accidentally put the wrong date to select a winner. This date has now officially changed without any notice to anyone who applied for the sweepstakes. Is this illegal? How to proceed?

answered on Feb 8, 2025
In both California and Utah, changing sweepstakes terms without proper notification could potentially violate consumer protection laws and regulations governing promotional contests. The failure to inform participants about modified terms, including winner selection dates, might be seen as a... View More
We hired Flagship Solar in California to install solar panels on our roof. However, our roof wasn't suitable for the installation, so the solar company contracted Daniels Roofing to replace the roof before proceeding. Since the new roof and solar panels were installed, we’ve experienced... View More

answered on Feb 6, 2025
Sorry to hear about your situation. Whether you can bypass the arbitration clause depends on the specific language of your contract and the circumstances of the dispute. Arbitration clauses are generally enforceable in California, but there are limited exceptions. For example, an arbitration... View More
In CA, page 3 of the Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) includes an option for "See attached Agent Visual Inspection Disclosure (AVID Form)." If this is checked but the AVID form is not delivered until 5 days later, is the date of delivery the date the TDS without AVID is... View More

answered on Feb 7, 2025
You are dealing with a situation where the delivery date of a contract is in question due to the late attachment of the AVID form. The contract may be viewed as complete only when all parts—including disclosures and attachments—are provided, which suggests that the effective delivery date could... View More
All the information is mine. So how do I prove that to them what documents would they need? So they won't say it's fraudulent

answered on Feb 5, 2025
It sounds like the rejection was due to a concern about the accuracy or legitimacy of the filing. Code 12181 typically refers to a potential issue with the form's content or the information provided. First, make sure the UCC-1 form is completed correctly, with no errors in the debtor’s name,... View More
During this years' Insurance selection I made my choice and requested a Confirmation email. I again requested a confirmation email on Jan. 6th, show my monthly premium cost of $108. I received a letter in the mail on Jan. 31st stating that my new premium is now $683.11. Does the company have... View More

answered on Feb 4, 2025
This situation with insurance premiums is quite concerning, and I understand your frustration with such a dramatic price increase. The legal standing of email confirmations can be complex, but they generally serve as valid contracts when they contain specific terms and both parties have... View More
I am a pro se in an Employment and contract case, and sometimes need guidance. Where and how can I find unbundled legal service or limited scope representation. None of the lawyer I approach offer these services.

answered on Feb 3, 2025
You may have to do some looking, but there are attorneys who provide these services. Since you are in Los Angeles, try https://lacba.org/?pg=smartlaw-lawyer-referral-service and let them know what you are looking for. You can also look for websites such as LimitedScopeCounsel.com
this is a high-profile case, and we feel like this guy isn't doing his job and is not working for his client. (my fiancé) his family needs him back home!! he doesn't have prior criminal history.

answered on Feb 3, 2025
Everyone has the right to effective legal representation, and I understand your deep concern about your fiancé's situation. If you believe the public defender isn't acting in your fiancé's best interests, you can take several important steps.
First, document everything -... View More
Over 2 months my HOA refused to provide me access to several financials that I as a member I am entitled to inspect (Corp code 8333). I eventually filed a writ in superior court. After filing the writ the HOA started sending me the documents. However, many of the financials they sent are... View More

answered on Feb 2, 2025
Under California Corporations Code 8333, you have the right to inspect complete and accurate financial records. Simply providing partial or inaccurate documents likely doesn't fulfill the HOA's legal obligations, especially if information has been deliberately omitted or altered.... View More
This settlement aimed to avoid state penalties for employer. They set timeline for payment in their contract. Payment was due in 5 business days but was disbursed incorrectly. They claimed it was complete, forcing you into repeated disputes over misclassified payments. They corrected one item after... View More

answered on Feb 1, 2025
While no one can give you competent advice without reading the settlement agreement, as a general rule, if a party pays and corrects their mistakes within 4 days, then the contract is probably still enforceable under the doctrine of substantial compliance. If you want to void the contract, then you... View More
I recently refinanced my vehicle and contacted the dealership where I made the purchase on 10/14/23 to request my gap refund. Upon reviewing my contract, I discovered a charge labeled "cash price accessories." And no disclosure with my signature describing the charge. I discussed this... View More

answered on Feb 1, 2025
You have strong grounds to pursue compensation, especially since you've discovered charges for products that were never installed on your vehicle. This type of hidden or undisclosed charge can be considered a form of fraud, and California has robust consumer protection laws to address such... View More
The grantor of a living trust has passed away, a house is in the trust, does it have to be taken out of the trust and put under the beneficiary’s name or can it remain in the trust and how long can it remain there under California law?

answered on Feb 1, 2025
Under California law, there is no fixed deadline that forces you to remove a house from a trust after the grantor’s death. The trust remains valid and in effect according to its terms, and the property can remain in the trust indefinitely if the document does not specify a termination date or... View More
Company claims actions legal on workers benefits. Holds benefits till after 90 days of starting training and working. Only asks for employees Federal I.d. and valid bank account to deposit cash payments once a week. And holds 1 week back after employee starts to work. When asked about contract they... View More

answered on Jan 30, 2025
Bathroom breaks do not count toward your 10 min rest break every 4 hours. The employer is required to provide paystubs showing your hours and earnings. The employer is required to reimburse for all necessary business expenses including electricity and internet if you are working remotely from the... View More
I recently purchased a property in California and paid my earnest money deposit 10 days ago. However, I’ve since discovered that the house is located at a T-junction, which was not disclosed by the seller or their agent. There are no finance or loan contingencies in my contract(no contingency... View More

answered on Jan 28, 2025
In California, a seller has a common law duty to disclose facts materially affecting the value or desirability of the property if those facts are not known to or within the reach of the diligent attention and observation of the buyer. This duty extends to the seller's agent as well.... View More
I have had 10,000 credits annually with this timeshare company for almost 30 years. I went for a timeshare review for the purpose of the perks. The salesperson offered me an upgrade to a VIP status which would have given me lots more perks. My husband and I liked the idea of the upgrade to 15,000... View More

answered on Jan 26, 2025
If you were misled into signing the contract, you may have legal options to cancel it based on fraud or misrepresentation. The first step is to gather all the documents you signed, any correspondence with the salesperson, and any evidence of what was promised, such as texts or emails. Having this... View More
I have receipts for the payments. Guy reported inaccurate information. I’ve been denied two loans because of it. Guy harassed the hell out of me with phone calls and letters motivating me to sue the morgage servicer. FCRA and TCPA.

answered on Jan 24, 2025
Absolutely. If you have proof (like receipts or bank statements) that you’ve been making your mortgage payments on time, but the servicer is still reporting late or missed payments, that can form the basis of a lawsuit under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). The FCRA requires companies to... View More
we hired a solar contractor to install a solar system, befor sighing anything i told them we want no roof penetrations, because we have a standing seem metal roof. the said no problem at all. before they began i reminded them about no holes in the roof. the job ran long and the last time workers... View More

answered on Jan 23, 2025
You may need to speak to someone on the licensed contractor's board for direction or certainly someone who knows this area of law...
I told the 24 hour fitness employee my situation and he told me get out of the sauna or I’m shutting it down. I was embarrassed in front of a bunch of people. I told him shutting it down won’t stop anyone from slipping. I was wearing Skechers slip ons, they are easy to put on and take off.... View More

answered on Jan 21, 2025
You do have rights which might be protected under the Unruh civil rights act.
You should search for civil rights lawyers in the Bay Area, or in the county where you live.
I suggest you prepare a chronological statement of the facts, identify all the witnesses, and what they will... View More
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