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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?
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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.
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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?
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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?
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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
My wife called the cops and said someone was in the house she didn't know because we were arguing and I locked her out. The cops kicked the door down and arrested me no questions asked whether I live there or not. Burglary and trespassing both felony 1 in pa . She paid bail I'm out now.... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2024
If a case has already been filed, the party requesting temporary maintenance has to schedule a temporary hearing and serve notice of the temporary hearing upon the opposing party. Both parties are also required to exchange an Affidavit of Financial Means prior to the hearing. In preparing the... View More
I do not live in the area where the will is needing to be probated.
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
Will has no effect unless filed for Probate, so hire a competent VA attorney.
My sister is the executor. The will states the money is to be split three ways between me, my sister and my nephew. I never received documents about the value of the estate but I would guess it is around $150,000. Can she be charged with theft?
Will my mom still have rights over that property?
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
Probably not, but hire an attorney to search the title. Mother may never have had an interest, or it may have been extinguished.
My boss retaliated against me after I was on a medical accommodation for asking questions on extra assignments I received while on the medical accommodation. After I asked questions the assignments stopped. She then wrote me up and it was unjustified. Now I am being targeted and I have applied for... View More
my idea is about a self defense related device. i found out that a patent exists which is somewhat similar to my device but not the same. mine has a lot more features and a few major differences in the design and functionality itself. would i still be able to patent my invention?
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answered on Sep 28, 2024
Probably yes. Another important question is whether a design or utility patent on your invention would actually be useful to you as a business owner. This is something to carefully discuss with an experienced practitioner before jumping into the patent process.
If I feel a parents request are excessive for her special education child, do I have a right to request all communication, with the exception of IEP meetings, be documented and therefore, conducted via email?
answered on Sep 28, 2024
Yes, you can request that all communications outside of the IEP be via email, but I would make sure same is documented in the IEP under the appropriate section, and that there is also a clause for emergency communication
2/2 How do I go about finalizing divorce? Final disclosures were filed as well. The last correspondence said I need to enter default again. Why?
A popular soap company that's entire basis is "natural ingredients" is putting alumina in its products. This is concerning because 1. This is my son's go to brand of soap and 2. Is this not false advertisement?
Matter was concerning 12 years ago a bill they reached out to my daughter and husband no company name no information was able to be given to me I had to make payment of 998.00 or pay 4000 in court they had my social and date of birth I have never been contacted about such and worried if this is a... View More
What rule or CCP defines format of notice of deposition to non-party under subpoena during discovery?
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
In California, the rules for the format of a notice of deposition to a non-party are primarily governed by the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP). Specifically, CCP § 2020.310 details the requirements for deposing a non-party, which includes the need to issue a deposition subpoena. The... View More
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