We are often asked to provide information to parents (and non-parents) seeking custody and visitation orders for their child(ren). There …
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Adapted in part from shlep: the Self-Help Law ExPress, “Should I go it alone” If you have been sued, or …
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Responding to a Breach of Contract Lawsuit When a lawsuit is started against you, the Plaintiff will have you served …
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Any time you schedule a motion or other hearing in a civil case (including family and probate), you must give …
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¿Qué significa estar “a prueba de ejecución de sentencia”? “A prueba de ejecución de sentencia” no es un término legal. …
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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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Summer break is over, kids are back in school, and some of them will misbehave. School officials stand in loco parentis (“in …
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In today’s economic climate, many senior homeowners are investigating a reverse mortgage as a way to produce additional income throughout …
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Are you shopping for (or returning) gifts? Don’t assume that you can return items unconditionally. Look for a return policy …
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Related Guide: Basics Filing a response is an important first step for any defendant in a civil lawsuit. By filing …
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