There are several ways to put a lien on someone’s house, but they all require either the person’s signature, a …
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When you file and serve a new lawsuit, be careful to consider whether you need a Declaration of Venue or …
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If You Understand Football You Can Understand a Civil Court Case First Round: Complaint and Answer The first step in …
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Sacramento County Superior Court requires prospective conservators to view an approved videotaped presentation on the duties and responsibilities of conservators. (Local …
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People often think that annulments can be used to “cancel” any very short marriage. In California, however, annulment is totally …
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Clearing your criminal record in California can be a complex process, but it is possible under certain circumstances. There are …
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There are several different types of restraining orders available, depending on the relationship between the parties, the nature of the …
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Having trouble getting a passport, Real ID, or government benefits because the name on your birth certificate doesn’t match the …
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Moving out of your rented residence? Under California Civil Code 1950.5(f), you are entitled to a pre-move-out inspection if you …
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Sacramento County Public Law Library (SCPLL) & Housing & Economic Rights Advocates (HERA) present the 2023 Ask A Lawyer Series. …
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