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Expunging a Lis Pendens in California

by Stan Burman
Expunging a Lis Pendens in California is the topic of this blog post. Expunging a Lis Pendens in California is authorized by the provisions of Code...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, Lis Pendens, litigation

Family Code section 1101 remedies in California

by Stan Burman
Family Code section 1101 remedies in California are the topic of this blog post.  Family Code section 1101 remedies in California are powerful rem...
Posted in California law, divorce, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Rule 30 deposition notice in United States District Court

by Stan Burman
A Rule 30 deposition notice in United States District Court is the topic of this blog post.  Rule 30 refers to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30 w...
Posted in federal law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation, United States District Court

Requesting judicial notice under Rule 201 in Federal Court

by Stan Burman
Requesting judicial notice under Rule 201 in Federal Court is the topic of this blog post. Judicial notice can be very useful if used in appropriat...
Posted in federal law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation, United States District Court

Deposing a corporation in California

by Stan Burman
Deposing a corporation in California is the topic of this blog post.  Deposing a corporation in California utilizes the same procedure as deposing ...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Living together agreements in California

by Stan Burman
Living together agreements in California are the topic of this blog post. The great majority of couples who are unmarried but living together have ...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Procedure for uncontested divorce in California

by Stan Burman
The procedure for uncontested divorce in California is the topic of this blog post.  This post will briefly discuss the uncontested California divo...
Posted in California law, divorce, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Limited civil cases in California

by Stan Burman
Limited civil cases in California are the topic of this blog post.  Limited civil cases in California are governed by the statutes found in section...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Collecting a sanctions order in California

by Stan Burman
Collecting a sanctions order in California is the topic of this blog post.  Collecting a sanctions order in California is an excellent tool and ca...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Vacating a void judgment in California

by Stan Burman
Vacating a void judgment in California is the topic of this blog post.  Vacating a void judgment in California is authorized by the provisions of ...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Default judgment by the court clerk in California

by Stan Burman
A default judgment by the court clerk in California is the topic of this blog post. California law authorizes the court clerk to enter a default ju...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation

Demurring to a complaint for breach of contract in California

by Stan Burman
Demurring to a complaint for breach of contract in California is the topic of this blog post.  Demurring to a complaint for breach of contract in ...
Posted in California law, law, legal, legal blog, legal information, litigation