Recent content by zddoodah

Even if we assume the facts in the article are true, there are lots of unknowns: 1. Did the HOA allow short term rentals? 2. Regardless of the answer to #1, did the HOA know about the rental at issue? 3. If the answer to #2 is yes, what exactly was known? 4. Did the HOA have the renters contact...

What is her alleged disability? Did she disclose that she earns money as a pornographic model? The smart thing to do would be to ditch this girlfriend and consult with a local attorney.

I'm not really sure what this means. No.... Include the tenant in what? If you're thinking that you'll buy the property without the encroachment issue unresolved, you certainly can do that, but I'd ask for a discount and would consult with a local real property attorney first. I doubt very...

There's nothing illegal about mocking. Harassment might be legally actionable, but "harassment" tells us nothing about what actually happened. Again, vagueness is your enemy when seeking input about a potential legal matter. What does "repeatedly" mean? "Every month on the 1st of the month"...

Was the giving of the painting in 2012 accompanied by a written agreement, signed by the deceased, that the painting would be given to you upon the person's death? If not, your post raises no legal issue. Find someone related to this friend and ask.

Could be any number of specialties. Without context, it's impossible to say. Whose signatures were (or are suspected of being) forged? Yours. On what documents do the (suspected) forged signatures appear? What does "unauthorized legal documents" mean? What does "personal identifying...

Then you also likely have in-house attorneys and probably relationships with LOTS of outside attorneys in the U.S. and other countries who would be a far better source of information about this very niche subject than anonymous strangers on the internet (many of whom are not lawyers) -...

OK...what the heck does "adu" (or "ADU") mean? In other words, what exactly did your aunt pay for? So...she paid for something that she didn't receive? OK...this is obviously important, but what exactly does it mean? In your original post, you wrote that "the judge . . . is making my...

So...I guess that means on the landlord's property but outside (i.e., common area). I would therefore alter the last paragraph of my prior response as follows: You knowingly took your dog to an area "outside [your] apartment complex," after dark. Did you have a flashlight with you to check the...

What does "paying an adu" mean? So...it's not correct that nothing was done...she sued. In other words, your aunt failed to prove her case beyond a preponderance of the evidence. The plaintiff has no right of appeal in California small claims court. Options for what? If your aunt...

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. I can sue you for making this post. After dark. Highlighted for emphasis. You knowingly took your dog to an area "outside [your] apartment complex," after dark. Did you have a flashlight with you to check the terrain in which you were walking? Was it...

In any future posts, please make an effort to use something resembling proper capitalization and punctuation. Doing so will make it easier for others to read and understand what you write. Perhaps you should call her (or, if she lives on site, go see her) to get an explanation. Pay your...

No. Sure, but did you know that not all incorrect statements are lies? No. Why would you think it might be malpractice? Malpractice is the negligent rendition of professional services that is the actual and proximate cause of damage to the patient/client. So...where is the "lie"? "Will...

Honestly, no. No one here can help you understand papers we haven't read relating to a company that is completely unknown to us. Without reading the papers, any response will be nothing more than speculation. If, after carefully reading what you received, you still don't understand it, you...

Sure. You told us that your complaint was that your attorney failed to follow your instructions and that, as a result, "Alot [sic] of work [was done] that could have been avoided had he" followed your instruction. Perhaps I'm incorrect, but I assume your attorney billed you for this work. If...