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answered on Nov 23, 2024
An "installment agreement" for what? Youe house, a car, a debt consolidation program?
There are various ways to pay for a Ch. 13 bankruptcy, but to answer your question reliably, a practitioner will need your fully detailed financial situation.
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My girlfriend got kicked out and is living with her aunt and I’m trying to get it where she can live with me at my house with my parents and grandparents can she move in with me
Final judgement was not entered in the case.
Dismissal was entered against one of defendants, and plaintiff filed motion to set aside - that was denied by court.
When dismissal of legal action against this defendant becomes appealable?
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
In California civil cases, the timing of when you can appeal a dismissal depends on several key factors related to your specific situation.
Generally, if the dismissal effectively terminates the action against the particular defendant, you can appeal it even without a final judgment in the... View More
This place has never provided a pay stub. They are shorting me on money for hours worked. They will not submit my W2s so the irs doesn’t technically know I work here. Plus they reduce your previously worked hours down to minimum wage if you quit or get fired, IF they give you your last check.... View More
Legal action was dismissed according to plaintiff's request, without prejudice.
Judge signed order for dismissal.
Formal entry of dismissal was not served.
Plaintiff's motion to set vacate/set aside dismissal was denied.
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
In California, appealability of orders is primarily governed by Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) § 904.1, which lists the types of judgments and orders that can be appealed.
For your situation, an order denying a motion to vacate or set aside a dismissal is generally appealable under CCP §... View More
And then I said stop staring at me like that give me the creeps and he said you’re being a real word that rhymes with which and I said are you calling me a b**** and he said no I’ll never say that
Court's order to dismiss was entered regarding all causes of action against one of defendants (without prejudice). Time to refile expired. Judgement was not formally entered. Motion to set aside dismissal was denied. Time for protective order for appeal expired.
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
In California appellate law, your best course of action would be to first obtain a formal entry of judgment from the trial court, as this creates an appealable final judgment. Even though the dismissal order effectively ended your case when the refiling period expired, courts generally prefer... View More
Court's order to dismiss was entered regarding all causes of action against one of defendants (without prejudice).
There was no formal entry of judgement.
Is order denying motion to set aside/vacate dismissal of legal action is appealable in this situation?
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
In California courts, an order denying a motion to set aside or vacate a dismissal is typically not appealable when there has been no formal entry of judgment, even if the dismissal affects all causes of action against one defendant.
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Wrote letter no response. Then every month my rent changes every month
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
In California, your landlord cannot simply "kick you out" without following proper legal eviction procedures, even if you owe back rent. They must first serve you with written notice (usually 3-day pay or quit) and then file an unlawful detainer lawsuit if you don't pay within that... View More
Court's order was entered in regard to dismissal of case against one of defendants.
There was no entry of judgement.
Is order denting motion to set aside/vacate dismissal of legal action is appealable in this situation?
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
In California, appealability of orders can be complex, and in your specific situation, the details matter significantly.
Generally, an order denying a motion to set aside or vacate a dismissal is appealable if it meets certain criteria under California Code of Civil Procedure Section 904.1.... View More
This is after the time limit of being issued judgement. It was during COVID and I was denied access of the law library and to see the clerk at my local courthouse. there are emergency extensions due to covid in the rules of court in California, but I'm unsure what to filing is all done online... View More
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answered on Nov 23, 2024
Given the complexity of your situation and the COVID-related circumstances, you might consider filing an "Extraordinary Writ" or "Writ of Mandate" with the Superior Court to challenge the judgment, especially if regular appeal deadlines have passed.
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The rehab center says they were not on the list when the loved one entered the facility from the hospital. It is not the family's fault that the staff did not add it to the list.
If a judge an attorney talked about a patient private medical issues including surgery an appointments an medical conditions in the court room in front of everyone an also a live stream for the world to see would that be a HIPPA violation?
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We closed on a home in Texas about 3 weeks ago. A shop building (on a crushed gravel slab but not anchored) was negotiated in the sale, but was not mentioned in the purchase agreement. Two days ago, a repo agent called us saying the shed was rent-to-own and it's being repossessed. Our real... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2024
The first thing you need to do is to check to see if the company for which the repo agent is repossessing the shop building filed a UCC-1 perfecting a security interest in the shop building.
The second thing you need to do is to contact the title insurance company for your buyer's... View More
I have a child support order the mother stays in Georgia and I've lived in Suffolk Virginia over 2 years Suffolk Virginia sent me a support order they had my case. I had to go to Portsmouth to have a transfer with my case shouldn't have been in Portsmouth when I went to Portsmouth case to... View More
is the limit for fosters? Based on what I can tell, fosters fall under the same laws as animal shelters which I found in the Animal Care Facilities Act. My question is, am I correct that fosters for cats are not bound by the 3 pet limit but rather fall under animal shelter laws? My apt manager says... View More
The home was originally purchased 19 years ago with my father. Six years ago the ownership was transferred from my father and myself to my wife and myself as a deed of gift. I remained the common owner in both parties. The home was/is not my primary residence in both ownership scenarios. My... View More
Employer hires private care to come into the home, to care for her husband and I believe she is watching me when I am in the bedroom and bathroom, brother came over and was not only very nasty and sexual he was racially disrespectful saying things "like she is going to fire you because you say... View More
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