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What specific procedural rules are violated if deposition of non-party, answers to questions are without appearance? This is discovery written deposition, not trilal.
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
In California, depositions—whether for parties or non-parties—are governed by specific procedural rules. Depositions typically require the deponent’s appearance, either in person or via video, and a court reporter is usually present to record the proceedings. If the deposition is written, the... View More 
I have a piece of property that was foreclosed on by a Homeowners Association. I have not received anything in the mail regarding the foreclosure. I learned about this because someone called me offering to purchase the property. I assume any legal notices were sent to the property address... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2024
Anytime a foreclosure occurs, the HOA must file a trustee's deed showing that the property was foreclosed and transferred to a new purchaser. You can check the real estate records for this deed. If it has not been recorded in the public records, then the foreclosure was stopped.
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Hello, I received a request for documents about a machine I sold to a spa owner and all my communications with her via phone and text. I do not have any information as we have not communicated either via phone, email or text in some time. I do have the other requested documentation, I am nervous... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
It would depend on the form of the request. If it is just a letter, you can ignore it if you want. If it is a subpoena, you should find out more about what the case is about.
I contacted the law firm that created the will and know the lawyer. I was told they would call me right back and haven't heard anything. My brother and I are the only surviving relatives. I wanted to if I had the right to see the will. There is also the question of what happens if it was... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
One way for a testator to revoke a will is through physical obliteration - tearing it up, marking through it, burning it, etc. Many lawyers will not keep an original will because it would deprive the testator of the ability to revoke a will in this manner. Instead, the lawyer or law firm may make... View More
I work in the same office/location everyday and at sporadic times, my employer will assign me to work at another office in the city. My employer at one time paid for travel when assigned to work at other locations when needed. We were instructed that travel time. to and from the assigned office,... View More
Since she got in, it took her 6 weeks before being able to get an allergy tray but they still feed her food she is allergic to and she already told medical and had it documented too but every time she lets the guards know that she cannot eat it, they would scream at her and tell her to eat it... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
It sounds like your girlfriend is facing serious neglect in jail, and her health is being put at risk due to these conditions. First, you may want to contact a lawyer who has experience with civil rights or prisoner rights. They can help you take legal action against the jail for not providing... View More
Original quote was #3,700.00 After completed the job, asked for $8,000.00. Then he left one piece of wood in my backyard. Another guy with two workers came the following week. Both job was done on Saturday. I gave the second guy another $8,000.00 check by mistake.
I am wishing I... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
Hopefully the 2nd check has not yet cleared and you can stop payment. If it has cleared ask the payee to refund it immediately.
Unless the contractor got your written approval to increase the amount after you accepted the original bid, you should be able to recover the difference.... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
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If only name and address of person affiliated with non-party is inquired in deposition subpoena, is Subp -025 privacy notice to that person is required?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
If you're asking for only the name and address of a person affiliated with a non-party in a deposition subpoena, it may still trigger privacy concerns. California law protects personal information, even basic details like names and addresses, so serving the Notice to Consumer or Employee... View More
When SUBP-010 is served only for written deposition of answers to question by non-party, can answers be sent by mail?
If SUBP-020 is served only for written deposition of answers to question by non-party, can answers be sent by mail?
Which option is correct - SUBP-010, or SUBP-020.... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
When serving a deposition subpoena on a non-party in California, it's important to know which form applies. SUBP-010 is used for a deposition subpoena for the production of business records, while SUBP-020 is for a deposition subpoena for personal appearance and testimony. For written... View More
answered on Sep 30, 2024
Form 3-13 from the Texas Family Law Practice Manual (3d ed.)
The ticket says I was driving a car that was registered to my father In law. The ticket date is 8-23-24.. but it's impossible for that because that car on that date was registered to my wife still an we paid to switch in into my father in-laws name on 9-5-24 I have the papers
My school, National University, cut off my student loans without telling me. Their policy is that if you take 45 days off in a row without enrolling in classes, they cut you off. However, I never took that long of a break. They twice admitted to the mistake over the phone. However, they're... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
You may have grounds to pursue legal action, but first, it's important to try resolving the issue directly with the school. Since they admitted to the mistake, ask for documentation of that admission in writing. This can serve as evidence if the problem isn’t resolved.
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The charge was filed in the state of Kansas by HUD. I've found that I can petition to have that expunged. If the expungement is granted, will he have an issue applying for citizenship because of that felony? He has been married for 10+ years and has a 16 year old daughter with legal... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
Expungements generally do not impact immigration processes and procedures. While it might be a good idea to go through the expungement process for many reasons, an applicant for immigration benefits is required to disclose all criminal matters to DHS and USCIS. It will take a deep analysis of the... View More
SUBP-02O to non-party. Can no personal appearance of non-party be specified, with answers by non-party sent by mail?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
If you're looking to obtain information from a non-party without requiring their personal appearance, you might consider using a different type of subpoena. In California, a Deposition Subpoena for Production of Business Records (form SUBP-010) allows you to request documents or answers from a... View More
Is privacy notice SUBP-025 required when full name and address of person who may be an employee is requested in written deposition?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
In California, the Privacy Notice (SUBP-025) is generally required when a subpoena demands personal records or information about an individual. This includes sensitive data such as home addresses, which is considered private. When requesting personal information, like a full name and address,... View More
I am being sued by a creditor. I received a check in the mail and wanted to know if the creditor will have access to those funds even if I cash it at a check cashing company and not my bank?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
If you cash a check at a check-cashing company, the funds may not pass through your bank account, which could help keep the money out of reach from a creditor with a lien on your accounts. However, if you deposit the check directly into your bank account, the creditor could potentially seize the... View More
I never signed a lease. And it seems as though she does not want to provide any legal documents for me to vacate. Should I call my town to find out if it's a legal apartment
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