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answered on May 28, 2023
You bought a refrigerator from the boyfriend of a police officer and now she says that she wants it back? But she is not offering you the money back? And she is what?? Your facts are incomplete. Naturally when you paid $500 you got a bill of sale from the boyfriend, right? So you have proof that... Read more »
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answered on May 29, 2023
If you ask someone to hold your money and they subsequently lose it, their responsibility and potential legal consequences depend on the specific circumstances and any agreements that were made. If there was a written or verbal agreement outlining their responsibilities and duty of care towards... Read more »
answered on May 28, 2023
You get the typical attorney answer: It depends. Was this a professional relationship? Was there a bailment? What were the terms under which this person was holding your money? If you gave it to a homeless person on the street, probably not. Your brother, probably not. A bank? You may have a... Read more »
The case is about Landlord's harassment, discrimination (based on race) and breach contract by denying access to (a certain part of) the property, reducing services in retaliation to our report of sexual harassment by another tenant, bullying us with landlord's law firm... that caused... Read more »
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answered on May 29, 2023
In California, small claims court is generally limited to cases seeking monetary damages up to a certain threshold. If you choose to sue your landlord in small claims court and do not receive the full remedy or any remedy for the damages claimed, you may have the option to file a separate lawsuit... Read more »
The case is about Landlord's harassment, discrimination (based on race) and breach contract by denying access to (a certain part of) the property, reducing services in retaliation to our report of sexual harassment by another tenant, bullying us with landlord's law firm... that caused... Read more »
answered on May 26, 2023
If you sue in small claim court and fail to get the full remedy, you couldn't sue for more or again in civil court. As you are aware, the limit in small claims is $10,000. Therefore, the judgment would be your full remedy with that limitation. A lawsuit contains all causes of action from the... Read more »
Hello, I have been served paperwork for a high interest loan that I was unable to pay in the past. The last payment made was on 4/19/2019. Just wanting to see if statute of limitations has passed or if I should go ahead and set up some sort of payment plan. The original creditor is NetCredit and... Read more »
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answered on May 24, 2023
In California, the statute of limitations for most debts, including written contracts like loans, is typically four years from the date of the last payment or default. However, it's important to note that certain types of debts, such as credit card debt or oral contracts, may have different... Read more »
I've filed small claims case before the year limitations. I believe I need to file Abstraction of Judgement
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answered on May 22, 2023
As an unpaid caregiver seeking to collect what is owed to you, it is advisable to follow the legal process available in your jurisdiction. Since you have already filed a small claims case within the statute of limitations, it is a positive step. If you have been successful in obtaining a judgment... Read more »
They did the registration but they messed up my paperwork as they didn’t send for the title to be transferred to California, as a result the DMV put a stop on my registration. I went back to the business to ask them to fix it but they are slacking and my registration expired now, can I sue them ?... Read more »
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answered on May 22, 2023
In a situation where a commercial registration agency made errors that resulted in your registration being stopped and your registration subsequently expiring, it may be possible to pursue legal action against them. The specific details and applicable laws will determine the viability and potential... Read more »
They did the registration but they messed up my paperwork as they didn’t send for the title to be transferred to California, as a result the DMV put a stop on my registration. I went back to the business to ask them to fix it but they are slacking and my registration expired now, can I sue them ?... Read more »
answered on May 21, 2023
Yes, you can sue them. I suggest small claims. You can sue for the damages that flowed from the errors made by this registration agency, copy all bills and evidence of damage for the court. If you could not use the car, you could also sue for the reasonable value of loss of use. Look for... Read more »
by the tree on their side of the fence. It pulled up the cement and tilted one of the posts. I have photos of the damage and the tree. I had lined up someone to come give an estimate. I have email exchanges. The last we left it, she was going to coordinate the cement work with when I had the... Read more »
answered on May 19, 2023
You should refer to California Civil Code Section 841 which addresses homeowner's responsibilities and rights when it comes to fence repair with adjoining neighbors. You could just tell them to pound sand, but that wouldn't be very neighborly. I would suggest explaining what you said... Read more »
The person who vandalized my car paid the restitution. However I want the owner of the vehicle (business) to compensate me in small claims. Is this possible?
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answered on May 12, 2023
Yes, it is generally possible to pursue a small claims case against the owner of the vehicle (business) for additional compensation, even if you have received restitution from a criminal vandalism case. Ensure your claim falls within the small claims court's jurisdiction and gather evidence to... Read more »
I have a criminal protective order and a restraining order against. There was an immediate move out order in the emergency protective order, but not in the subsequent orders because he did not live with me, but had a lot of items. When he was arrested, the police came back to my house and we put... Read more »
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answered on May 11, 2023
In the state of California, when it comes to holding on to your ex-boyfriend's items, it is generally advisable to follow a reasonable course of action to ensure compliance with the law and protect your own interests.
Given the circumstances you described, where you have a criminal... Read more »
We agreed he would pay just one of the cards for $700 because it was solely his purchases. Now he’s ignoring me. Is this something I have a shot at taking to small claims? Also, this was in AZ and I’m now in CA. Where would I have to file if I have a chance?
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answered on May 9, 2023
If you and your boyfriend agreed that he would pay off a portion of the credit card debt and he has failed to do so, you may have a valid claim for breach of contract. However, because the debt was incurred in Arizona and you are now in California, it may be more complicated to determine which... Read more »
I received a Notice of Judgement documents that say Circuit Court of Multnomah, State of Oregon, but was sent from the address of the debt collector. The documents have, also, not been signed by a judge or a court clerk. Is this a valid judgement? Is a judge or a court clerk's signature required?
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answered on May 8, 2023
In most cases, a judgment order must be signed by a judge or a court clerk to be considered valid. The signature of a judge or court clerk serves as proof that the judgment was issued by a court of law and is legally binding.
It is possible that the document you received is not a valid... Read more »
The Planning Division approved a project under a non-discretionary approval that does not meet city code .
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answered on May 5, 2023
It is possible to subpoena a city official, such as a representative from the Planning Division or Building Division, as part of a small claims court case. However, there may be certain limitations or requirements for doing so.
In general, subpoenas are legal documents that require a person... Read more »
I went to a sushi place with my girlfriend and ordered a lot of food. I was ready to devour everything. We got there an hour and a half before closing time. Closing time was at 10 pm. Then when 9 pm came, they gave us our check was $158. I didn't complain but it made me so mad and we... Read more »
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answered on May 5, 2023
If you believe that you were overcharged at a sushi restaurant and were rushed to finish your meal before the restaurant's closing time, you may have grounds for a complaint or legal action.
However, before pursuing legal action, it may be helpful to first try to resolve the issue... Read more »
I was recently sued in small claims court. The case went on for almost ten months and we went through three different judges. Or I thought they were judges… I just learned that the individual who issued the judgement is not a judge and she is a commissioner. I did not stipulate for a... Read more »
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answered on May 2, 2023
If a commissioner issues a judgment in a case where you did not stipulate for a commissioner, it is possible that the judgment may be invalid. However, this would depend on the specific circumstances of the case and the applicable laws and regulations in your jurisdiction.
In some cases,... Read more »
My ex used his care Credit to pay for my dental work while we were still married. At time of paperwork filing I owed $1181 and I said I would pay that in the dissolution paper work. It has since accrued interest and he didn’t tell me and has had me pay him the minimum for the credit. At this... Read more »
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answered on May 2, 2023
If the dissolution paperwork stated that you agreed to pay the debt, then you may be responsible for paying any interest that has accrued on the debt since the time of the divorce. However, it would depend on the specific terms of the dissolution agreement and the laws of your state.
If... Read more »
A moving company from California took advantage of my elderly parents and over charged them. I have contacted the company and they offered me 1000 doller refund. That was 8 weeks ago and I don't think they have any intention of paying my parents. I do have power of attorney
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answered on Apr 25, 2023
If a moving company from California overcharged your elderly parents and has not followed through on their promise to provide a refund, you may have legal recourse to seek compensation on behalf of your parents.
As the holder of power of attorney, you may be able to act on behalf of your... Read more »
A car wash shop damaged my truck, and I filed a small claim and won $1,800. I filed an "Order to Produce Statement of Assets and to Appear for Examination (SC-134)" with the court, and a hearing has been scheduled. The subpoenaed person is the owner of the car wash, who is required to... Read more »
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answered on Apr 21, 2023
No, a subpoena cannot be served to the cashier or shop manager on behalf of the owner. The owner is the person who is legally required to appear in court and provide asset information, and the subpoena must be served directly to the owner. If the owner cannot be located, you may need to contact the... Read more »
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