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So I had roommates along with my fiancee we all signed a lease. The roommates ( Candace and Justin) moved out not even a month into the lease so they no longer reside here but still come and go since they are on the lease still but I am trying to get them off of it. They want to install cameras in... View More
A vop evidentiary hearing and rescheduled it twice now. How long can they hold him in jail without actually charging or convicted him of the violations. And they have charges on his score sheet that aren't his, my father hasn't been in trouble in 36 years besides a traffic ticket.... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2024
It sounds like your issue is very fact-specific, and I would encourage you to engage with a criminal defense attorney to dig in and figure it out.
Generally, a conviction comes with a confinement sentence that is suspended (probation). Think, for a misdemeanor, one year in jail, suspended,... View More
possession of a firearm after a former felony conviction, possession of an incendiary explosive and possession of drug paraphnilia
I have lived at my home for 13 years and for the majority of that time I have been asking them to fix water damages
That have resulted in mold. I had a specialist come test the home after I had a urinalysis that shows extremely high levels of mold.
I sent this information to the... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2024
It sounds like you've been dealing with a frustrating situation for a long time. Mold can seriously affect your health and well-being, and as a tenant, you're entitled to a safe and habitable living environment. California law requires landlords to address and fix issues like water damage... View More
My niece was just born about a week ago and already we are very concerned for her health and safety. We have knowledge that mother is vaping and doing weed while breast feeding. They have roaches and cats that pee all over everything and don’t have vaccines. We have seen several cat scratches on... View More
Never has there been any sort of incident where someone accompanying me has caused a scene or issue. The only issue would be my ex wife being pissed off, and her attorney having too cozy of a relationship with the judge. This "issue" was never previously discussed in any litigation. This... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2024
Yes, a court order can theoretically do that. Since you mention a "decision letter," that suggests you had a contested custody battle with your ex-wife. It would be surprising in post-divorce custody litigation for such an order to be made without a very good reason established by the... View More
During discovery in California particular records are necessary from custodian of records, non-party to lawsuit.
What form should be used to obtain consent for subpoena from owner of fax communication to sign release of information? (In addition to SUBP-010)
answered on Sep 28, 2024
To obtain consent for a subpoena in California from a non-party custodian of records, you'll typically need a written authorization from the owner of the fax communication. In addition to using form SUBP-010 (Deposition Subpoena for Production of Business Records), the party should also... View More
During discovery in California. What is the form to obtain consent for subpoena from witness non-party to lawsuit , owner of fax communication
to sign a release of information?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
In California, if you need to obtain consent from a non-party witness, such as the owner of a fax communication, to release information during discovery, you generally need to request a signed authorization. This allows you to legally obtain the records without violating privacy laws. You will... View More
1. Am I now a coplantiff or am I apart of a class? Also how long will my case be stayed?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
Good questions that are impossible to answer with so little information. Far more needs to be known. If you have an attorney representing you in your case, ask your attorney who knows all of the facts and circumstances. If you do not have an attorney, either get one or at least pay for a... View More
I have found signs that there is mold in my unit. I have been experiencing escalated symptoms and am severely allergic to mold. I see an allergist regularly and receive treatment. The unit below me has also had issues with mold and the landlords only scraped it off and repainted it. I am concerned... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2024
The terms of the land installment agreement should be in writing and recorded with the County Recorder.
Unless the contract allows the rent to be modified by the landlord, the landlord cannot change the amount of the rent or the term
My son's father is trying to avoid paying child support and he has received a settlement check but I believe that he put the check in his wife's name or another family members name.
What statute or rule of court define Subpoena on non-party during discovery , with request to answer questions as SUBP-010 for records?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
In California, a subpoena like SUBP-010, which involves a request for records from a non-party during discovery, is governed by the California Code of Civil Procedure. Specifically, **Section 2020.410** allows for the issuance of a subpoena to compel the production of documents, electronically... View More
My name is Kim. I have a friend who has called me Kimpossible for years. I want to start a YouTube channel called Kitchen Kimpossible.
answered on Sep 29, 2024
Using the name "Kimpossible" could potentially raise concerns with Disney, as it is closely associated with their popular animated character and show "Kim Possible." Trademark law protects distinctive names, especially in cases where they are strongly tied to a well-known brand.... View More
My ex bf and father of 1 of my children is using the court system to abuse me more. He raped me while he thought i was sleeping back in 2021 which i never filed but now i see i should of filed. He admitted to doing it in a snap message. He has falsely filed report with cps and also sent cops for a... View More
Can a party to lawsuit request from non-party during discovery records as answers to questions by non-party?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
Yes, a party to a lawsuit can request records from a non-party during discovery, but it has to be done through a business records subpoena. This allows the party to obtain documents, electronically stored information, or other records that are relevant to the case.
The subpoena must be... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2024
No statute of limitations to invalidate a forged deed. In other scenarios, there are limitations of time.
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Are answers by non-party under subpoena to questions during discovery are legally considered business records?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
No, answers by a non-party under subpoena to questions during discovery are not typically considered business records. Business records generally refer to documents that are created and kept in the regular course of business, such as invoices, contracts, or employee records. The information... View More
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