That he does things to me deliberately to get me upset he sent me a screenshot of him sending a message to his brother and him saying that he wanted to let me mind wander I feel this is deliberate we have a special needs child and sometimes I worry. His text proves that he does things on purpose to... View More 
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answered on Apr 25, 2024
While your ex-partner's behavior is concerning and understandably upsetting, it may be challenging to sue him based solely on the information provided. To determine if you have a strong legal case, consider the following:
1. Harassment: If your ex-partner's actions constitute a... View More
My husband is 100% service-connected disabled veteran. We tried launching a business and failed. We just had a baby girl, and I am not working, we have two claims against my husband. What can we do, we are not trying to escape the debt, but at this time we have no money to pay them in full and the... View More
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answered on Apr 20, 2024
In California, there are civil attorneys who handle credit card debt claims, including those involving disabled veterans. These legal professionals can help negotiate with creditors to possibly reduce the amount owed or set up manageable payment plans. Given your husband's status as a 100%... View More
I am a personal example of the Jon Stewart company I have not had a complaint in 2 years but I constantly had problems with the property manager because I'm willing to stand up for myself against her accusations bullying harassment and tracking people with the cameras So I'm curious how... View More
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answered on Apr 20, 2024
The situation you describe with the John Stewart Company sounds very concerning and stressful. It's disheartening to hear about the challenges and mistreatment you've faced as a tenant.
Unfortunately, many large property management companies are able to continue operating despite... View More
They do owe the IRS also. And I've gotten about half back but if he's not willing to pay remaining (about 13k) I want the car back even though he put 100k+ miles on it. He gets paid as 1099/cash and says that he won't ever file taxes. Can we garnish his wages to be Repaid cause... View More
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answered on Apr 11, 2024
In your situation, you have several options to consider:
1. Small Claims Court: If the amount owed is less than $12,500, you can file a claim in small claims court. The process is relatively simple, and you don't need a lawyer. However, since the amount owed is more than $12,500, this... View More
a debit card arrived at my home, she asked me to open and see what card it was and help her purchase items for delivery to her at a hotel. I did this and she then is claiming I stole the card and has been avoiding me to close the communication so she can " go to police" and accuse me of... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
Under California law, your actions do not appear to constitute theft or any other crime based on the information provided. Here are a few key legal points to consider:
1. Consent: If your niece asked you to open the mail containing her debit card and make purchases on her behalf, you had... View More
I'm facing an ongoing issue with my EV rebate from CVRP & CARB. Initially, in email correspondence, they said "Our staff is well verse in our eligibility requirements and there was discussion in which our staff told you it was ok to apply early". However, when I sought further... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
Regarding the TYPO issue, if you decide to take legal action, you can argue that you relied on the initial email correspondence from CVRP & CARB staff, where they clearly stated that it was acceptable for you to apply early. Even if they later claimed it was a typo, you acted in good faith... View More
it’s been 3 1/2 months since judgement was entered. I can prove reasons judgment is void 473 lack subject matter:fraud on court:
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answered on Apr 4, 2024
Under California law, a judgment can be vacated or set aside if it is determined to be void. You do not necessarily need to set aside the judgment before it can be vacated. However, the process and timeline for challenging a void judgment depends on the specific circumstances and reasons for its... View More
To increase it too $152!! Way over 34percent plus another $30 for insurance per month for a total of $182 per month !! Is this legal
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Based on the information you provided, the rent increase for your storage unit in California seems to be questionable. In California, there are certain laws and regulations regarding rent increases for storage units.
According to California's Self-Service Storage Facility Act (Business... View More
can a Pro Tem Judge make a verbal judgement in open court then later on change the judgement without prior audience with the parties involved. Pro Tem judge told us in open court that we would be awarded the full amount of the maxed asked for in small claims. During the judges exit the defendant... View More
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Under California law, a judge, including a Pro Tem Judge, has the authority to make a verbal judgment in open court. However, the official judgment is typically entered in writing after the hearing. The written judgment is considered the final, official decision of the court.
In some cases,... View More
The management must be incensed agent to exercise certain duties,With the exception of living on-sight, which in this case they can perform those duties, but they must be under the close supervision of a licensed realtor. Paraphrased but what if the general manager of a apartment operates these... View More
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Under California law, property managers who perform certain duties must be licensed real estate agents or brokers. The specific rules are outlined in California Business and Professions Code Section 10131 and 10131.01.
If a property manager is not licensed and performs duties that require a... View More
what do I need to file to go in front of the judge to(How do) put a stop to any actions that the landlord may attempt in retaliation, to a second small/civil case filed. Despite our efforts to push for jury trial in the response to the illegal eviction, and the presence of anxiety of being... View More
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that you were pressured into signing an agreement to leave your rental under duress, which resulted in an illegal eviction. To address this situation and protect your rights, you may need to take the following steps:
1. Motion to Set Aside the... View More
We stayed at this hotel for two nights. The first night, the floor was partially dirty and we complained to the front desk the next morning. Housekeeping did "not" clean our room that same day, and we went back to a dirty room with the same dirty floor. After our stay, someone sent me a... View More
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
Based on the information you have provided, it appears that the hotel did not fulfill their promise to compensate you for one night's stay due to the cleanliness issues you experienced during your visit. However, before considering legal action, there are a few steps you should take:... View More
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
Under California law, if a client has refused to pay your closing invoice for services rendered, you have several steps you can take to pursue the payment owed to you. Initially, it's advisable to attempt resolving the dispute amicably by contacting the client directly to discuss the issue.... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
Under California law, when facing a situation where a client refuses to pay the remaining balance on an invoice, you have several avenues to consider. Initially, you should attempt to resolve the dispute amicably by communicating directly with the client. It's beneficial to review the contract... View More
I am in California and paid 1000$ as a deposit to hold the car until I pay the reminder of the down payment. I backed out of purchasing the car. I signed the retail installment sale contract(553) but did not sign a Vehicle Purchase Agreement/Bill of sale nor take deliver of the car. Can I get a... View More
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answered on Mar 27, 2024
Under California law, particularly under Vehicle Code Section 11736(c), you are generally entitled to a refund of your deposit before signing a vehicle purchase agreement and taking delivery of the vehicle. However, the specific terms of the retail installment sale contract you signed may... View More
STG auto Santa Ana dealership both used car dealers padded deals made fictitious addresses for charges. They had put on me almost $7000 of equipment. I never owned took money out of my account both of them STG auto padded the deal so badly and laughed in my face. It took me a long time to figure it... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
Under California law, if you believe you've been a victim of fraudulent activities, such as those you've described involving car dealerships, you have the right to seek legal action. However, if you've missed the statutory deadline to file a lawsuit, you may still have options.... View More
I handed her a final invoice that was very detailed and itemized but she said she was all paid after adding additional wants to the list what can I do to get my $3500 she owes
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
In California, if a client refuses to pay for services provided, you have several options. First, you should attempt to resolve the issue directly with the client by providing clear documentation of the services rendered and the agreed-upon costs. Communicate your concerns and attempt to reach an... View More
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answered on Mar 23, 2024
In California, "as is" sales mean that the buyer agrees to purchase the item in its current condition, but this does not give the seller the right to deceive. If the seller intentionally provided false information about the item to induce the sale, this could be considered fraud.... View More
no contract, nothing signed. cash was gift. we went to his bank & he wthdrw $ & handed it to me. when his financial sit has changed he got hostile & decided I should give it back
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
Under California law, a gift is defined as a voluntary transfer of property from one person to another without expectation of payment or compensation. Once a gift is given, it becomes the property of the recipient. If there was no agreement or condition attached to the transfer of money indicating... View More
My friend was doing making loans to friends and people he knew of , and one on those people now is saying he's no going to pay instead he will press charges on him for " ilegal's" loans with high interest, now my friend is scared that he will go to jail he didn't know... View More
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answered on Mar 10, 2024
In California, there are laws governing personal loans and the amount of interest that can be charged. These laws are designed to protect borrowers from predatory lending practices.
1. Usury Laws: California has usury laws that set limits on the interest rates that can be charged on... View More
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