Your rights are in the Civil Code, look at sections around 1942. There are sections about residential hotels.

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Companies are allowed to charge non refundable deposits if they give you clear and unequivocal notice. Sometimes these notices have to be posted at the cash registers. Read your contract.

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Go buy a replacement jersey, and sue the gifter for taking your personal property.

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The employee has to file the claim, so NO.

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A California attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. Most states have resources where people can search for their unclaimed funds online. Do a search for "unclaimed funds California." The search results should include official sites such as the State... View More

Yes, this is a web site where Attorneys respond to questions and Attorneys are known for dealing with other people's poo poo, but that still does not make us plumbers or contractors. You need to ask this question of a plumber or septic tank specialist.

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Might I suggest that you repost this for New Mexico under "probate" and "estate planning" so you get a response from some attorneys there. It must be done under New Mexico law since there is no will to probate here.

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You are requesting a legal opinion on a particular contract's validity. First, no one can do that without seeing the document. Second, this is not a free consultation, but depending on how big the contract or complex it is, this should not cost too much. Third, you need to take this to an... View More

You have a right to have written notice of rulings the Court makes. At a CMC the court usually sets a trial date and a date for an MSC. By waiving notice you agree that you were told at the hearing and do not need written notice. If you don't waive notice the Judge may order you to give it.... View More

First you need to get the electrical problem fixed. You can hire your own electrician and he will need to provide you a letter stating what he found and how it affected your electrical bill. Then, if under $10,000.00 you can sue the installing company in Small Claims. Particularly since the... View More

Liability and damages. The practical aspect of an actionable claims includes a Defendant that is solvent enough to respond with payment of any awarded damages, or has insurance coverage.

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Hmm, let me check my crystal ball to see what the LL is planning to do, NOPE, too cloudy. So, Maybe. Have you made any partial payments? Have you received a notice to quit? If you are behind, you need to discuss with LL and see what you can do to renew your lease.

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What a great question. Seems obvious, unless of course, you are the owners of a Mobile Home park, and you want to force your will on the occupants. So, the Vehicle Code defines "Vehicle" (of course) as: 670. A “vehicle” is a device by which any person or property may be propelled,... View More

To answer your 2 questions directly, it depends on the ages of the people, and trash is considered abandoned. The bigger question here is why is mom allowing herself to have adult movies taken of her by her son, or is he doing this without her knowledge? Something else is going on here that needs... View More

A wise Texas judge posted on Justia: "You can sue a Ham sandwich." It does not mean that you will win. If he is doing this you may have the right to get his case dismissed by filing what is called a SLAPP motion, because what you did was an exercise of your first amendment rights. If... View More

This is called "Removal" and you have 30 days to file for removal to Federal Court. The rules are found in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; and there will be local rules in the District Court to which you are seeking Removal. This forum is not supposed to provide you with a course... View More

Sounds like a good plan to me. Not all law schools require that you have a Bachelor degree in order to attend. I would take some courses in CC in their Paralegal/ Legal assistant program, particularly Legal research. But to your first question: "can you go to community college to become a... View More

Only if you want to practice law, LEGALLY. You have to do a course of study (usually law school) then pass a 3 day exam called the Bar exam. (interesting term the "Bar" look up its origin in old English law- nothing to do with cocktails). Once you pass the Bar exam, you can be sworn in... View More

Well, was it a cat or a car? Could be important evidence impacting your credibility, if you cannot tell the difference. Go to the Los Angeles County Superior Court website and look up the small claims rules.

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First, you listed this in "uncategorized." If you want attorneys to review this in their specialty area, you need to list properly under "real property." Next, your verbal agreement is worth the paper it is written on, particularly with respect to a real property transfer.... View More