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I have incident reports, there’s clear footage of me being shoved, grabbed, and all I got was a sit down. And the harassment continues
The new lease has other rules that everyone else doesn’t have? Do I have to move
In Veteran's judgment suffered dental emergency from a dental infection and other dental issues in July 2021. The VA told the Veteran that he was not eligible for dental care as he was not 100% in 2021. Saw a private dentist in July 2021, paid dental bill now no balance. Granted 100% in April... View More 
Flew from Minneapolis to Portland Oregon to look at a car. The pictures of the car were from 3 years ago, the dealer owner described the car as immaculate. It was not worth it's weight in scrap metal. Tires were 15 years old, brakes were bad, paint peeling, ran like garbage, there was an... View More
I FEEL IF HE DIDN'T BOOK ME FOR WARRANT THEN HE SHOULDN'T HAVE WENT THROUGH MY POCKETS
I live in Louisiana and the father lives in Florida and his monthly income is 4200
How to oppose other party's jury instructions?
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answered on Nov 25, 2024
To oppose jury instructions proposed by the opposing party, you'll need to file written objections before the final pretrial conference and be prepared to argue them during the conference with the judge.
Your objections should clearly identify each contested instruction by number and... View More
Should specific timeframe within register be designated in attachment 4b,
or Just checking in APP-003 register as of date of filing the case is sufficient?
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answered on Nov 25, 2024
When preparing your APP-003 form for a clerk's transcript on appeal in California, you should designate the specific timeframe within the register of actions that you want included, rather than just checking the box.
In attachment 4b, provide the exact date range of entries you need... View More
APP-003 attachment 4b. Documents list for appeal of order denying motion to set aside dismissal against one of defendants, defendant A.
Should list of documents include any documents (relevant to subject matter of lawsuit) filed later as to other defendant B, after date when order to set... View More
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answered on Nov 25, 2024
For an appeal of the order denying your motion to set aside dismissal against defendant A, you should generally focus on documents that were before the trial court when it made its decision on that specific motion.
Documents filed after the denial of your motion to set aside, even if they... View More
To weaponize my character or just where those in power use tactics to exploit or take advantage of vulnerable individuals who may not have the knowledge or resources to protect themselves. This can be a form of exploitation or abuse, and it often involves manipulation and secrecy to avoid detection... View More
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answered on Nov 25, 2024
If you're experiencing rights violations and harassment involving CDCR police and other parties, you should first document everything meticulously - save those screenshots, record dates, times, and names of everyone involved. This documentation will be crucial for any legal action.
You... View More
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My roommate put her name as the primary owner of my cat at the vet while I wasn’t in the room. My name is also on the paperwork just not as the primary owner. I got the cat from my cousin and had him before we moved in together. She has since moved out and took the cat with her and refuses to... View More
She has a dog and two inside cats
We fostered her for 18 months and her mother didn't do anything CPS asked her to do so she signed over her rights. We didn't know about our adopted daughters bio father and was never brought in the equation or never mentioned. When our adopted daughter turned 13 she looked up her bio... View More
I recently came home one day with my infant son and my 12 yo daughter and there was a truck in front of my yard and my front gate was wide open so I left them in the car and went around the other side of the house and there was a strange man I never met who claimed he was the property owner. He... View More
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answered on Nov 25, 2024
No, in California landlords cannot enter your yard without notice whenever they want - this is incorrect information from your property manager. Under California Civil Code 1954, landlords must provide at least 24 hours written notice before entering the property, including yards and other outdoor... View More
Would get back to me in 4-6 weeks, but haven't received anything in the mail, nothing in my email, and nothing by phone. Should I do another application or call about the one I already filled out or should I just continue to wait? Also will they find my daughters father, because I have no idea... View More
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