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Vacating a default in United States District Court

by Stan Burman
Vacating a default in United States District Court is the topic of this blog post. Vacating a default in United States District Court is required b...
Posted in civil litigation, federal law, Law, legal, pro se, Rule 55(c) motion to vacate default, United States District Court

Meet and confer requirement under CCP section 435.5(a) in California

by Stan Burman
    The new meet and confer requirement under CCP section 435.5(a) in California is the topic of this blog post. The new meet and confer requireme...
Posted in California law, civil litigation, Code of Civil Procedure section 435.5, In Pro Per, Law, legal, motion to strike in California

Directed verdict motion in California

by Stan Burman
A directed verdict motion in California is the topic of this blog post. A directed verdict motion in California can only be used in a case involvi...
Posted in California law, civil litigation, Code of Civil Procedure section 630, In Pro Per, Law, legal, motion for directed verdict in California

Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4(d) request for waiver of service of summons

by Stan Burman
A Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4(d) request for waiver of service of summons is the topic of this blog post.  A Federal Rule of Civil Procedure ...
Posted in civil litigation, federal law, Law, legal, pro se, Rule 4(d) waiver of service of summons, United States District Court

Introducing the California legal document collection

by Stan Burman
The California legal document collection with over 300 sample documents. LegalDocsPro now offers the California legal document collection at a huge...
Posted in California law, civil litigation, discovery, divorce, eviction, Law, law and motion, legal

Opposing a forum non conveniens motion in California

by Stan Burman
Opposing a forum non conveniens motion in California is the topic of this blog post.  A forum non conveniens motion in California is also known as ...
Posted in California law, civil litigation, In Pro Per, Law, legal, oppose forum non conveniens motion in California, opposition to motion to dismiss for inconvenient forum

Requesting costs and attorney fees under Rule 4

by Stan Burman
Requesting costs and attorney fees under Rule 4 is the topic of this blog post. Requesting costs and attorney fees under Rule 4 in United States Di...
Posted in civil litigation, federal law, Law, legal, motion for costs under Rule 4, pro se, United States District Court

Lack of capacity to sue as grounds for a special demurrer in California

by Stan Burman
Lack of capacity to sue as grounds for a special demurrer in California is the topic of this blog post. Specially demurring in California for lack ...
Posted in California law, civil litigation, In Pro Per, lack of capacity to sue in California, Law, legal, special demurrer for lack of capacity

Compelling responses to requests for documents in United States District Court

by Stan Burman
Compelling responses to requests for documents in United States District Court is the topic of this blog post. A motion for an order compelling res...
Posted in civil litigation, federal law, Law, legal, pro se, Rule 37 motion to compel responses, United States District Court

Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5 request for sanctions in California

by Stan Burman
A Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5 request for sanctions in California is the topic of this blog post. A Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5...
Posted in California law, CCP section 128.5 sanctions in California, civil litigation, frivolous motions in California, In Pro Per, law, legal

Voluntary dismissal notice in United States District Court

by Stan Burman
A voluntary dismissal notice in United States District Court is the topic of this blog post. A voluntary dismissal notice in United States District...
Posted in civil litigation, In Pro Per, law, legal, Notice of dismissal in United States District Court, pro se, United States District Court

Financial elder abuse complaint in California

by Stan Burman
A financial elder abuse complaint in California is the topic of this blog post. A financial elder abuse complaint in California is governed by the ...
Posted in civil litigation, financial elder abuse in California, In Pro Per, law, legal, punitive damages in California