Foreclosure Litigation Owning a home comes with many financial obligations, and, due to a variety of circumstances, some homeowners face impending foreclosure. The mortgage lender is the entity that starts the foreclosure process, all of which is done outside of…
What is Constructive Trust in Real Estate Litigation? Constructive trust could be an effective tool when a real estate plaintiff wants to obtain title to a real property. Through constructive trust the court will compel the defendant to convey…
Arbitration is a binding dispute- resolving mechanism that takes place outside of a courtroom. An arbitrator, who is a third party, is presented documents and oral arguments by both sides of the case, often represented by their own respective legal…
What Is Writ of Attachment in California? Writ of attachment is a pre-judgment provisional remedy that in some circumstances could ensure availability of sufficient assets to satisfy a judgment obtained against the defendant. There are specific requirements for plaintiff or…
Summary Judgement In CA Summary judgment could be a potent tool to substantially damage the case against the defendant or cause a favorable settlement. Nonetheless, not always a Summary Judgment motion is viable or prudent. In this article, we explore,…