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Learning More About Contention Interrogatories

Posted on September 29, 2018
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Contention interrogatories are special that is designed to obtain information as to whether the opposing party will make a certain contention, and the facts and other evidence on which that contention is based. An interrogatory may relate to whether another party is making a certain contention, or to the facts, witnesses, and writings on which a contention is based. An interrogatory is not objectionable because an answer to it involves an opinion or contention that relates to fact or the application of law to fact, or would be based on information obtained or legal theories developed in anticipation of litigation or in preparation for trial. Interrogatories may be the only discovery procedure that can be used to discover a party’s…continue reading →

Find Out How To Transfer A Gun From A Deceased Person In Ca

Posted on September 23, 2018
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It comes as a non-shocker to know that most of the American citizens possess personal weapons. People keep personal weapons in order to protect themselves from any unwanted attack that might lead to some dangerous after-effects. Also, there are some people who are left to safeguard the weapon that once was owned by a now-deceased person, as the official transfer of the weapon could not take place. The problem arises when any innocent transfer of the concerned weapon takes place from the trustee to a non-trustworthy person. This may lead to an unlawful activity or a gruesome crime, because of which the trustee would be held liable. To protect yourself from any allegation or expected trouble because of the scenario,…continue reading →

Learning more about your rights as a Tenant

Posted on September 7, 2017
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As a tenant, you need to also know about eviction law especially if it is your first time living alone in an apartment. This can help you in so many ways like when your landlord wants to kick you out for no reason at all. Because even if you are just a tenant, you also have your rights, too (though it may depend if you are a tenant at will which means you don't have a lease, your landlord still needs to give you a week to 30 days' notice in writing). Just remember that it is illegal for your landlord to throw you out without any explanation. He needs to have a court order or a cause before he evicts…continue reading →

Problem With Medical Marijuana? Here are the Clauses Your Lease Should Have.

Posted on September 7, 2017
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There was a time when the nation bans the use and growth of marijuana, even if it was for medical purposes. However, the rules governing the drug are rapidly changing. There are now over 20 states with the District of Columbia who has already legalized the use, growth, and even the sale of medicinal marijuana. In fact, four of the states mentioned above – Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska – have already legalized the use of recreational marijuana. While it brings joy to patients of certain ailments, such as those suffering from Parkinson’s disease, it’s another story for landlords and commercial residence property-owners. These new laws affect their current lease agreements, and if they don’t add clauses to the contract…continue reading →

Key Steps to Protect Your Family’s Future

Posted on September 4, 2017
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Estate planning is a process. It’s best to understand this beforehand. Moreover, to know what steps you should expect to take as you go about it. Even so, you don’t have to do it alone. You can always hire a reputable estate planning lawyer danville ca who will help you. Moreover, guide you along the way so you can be sure you’re on the right path. We highlight the important steps you can expect to do in securing your family’s future. Think About Your Plans Have you thought about what you want to do? This is something you need to think about even before you talk to a lawyer. Ask yourself who you would want to take care of your…continue reading →

Know about trust attorney

Posted on September 4, 2017
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When we talk about what actually an attorney is then an attorney is actually different from a lawyer and helps to resolve your problem collecting proofs and documents so that you can win the case. An attorney doesn’t fight in the court like lawyers but work with proofs and documents. There are different types of attorney and if we discuss in detail then for every legal matter there is an attorney. Like for example there are state attorneys, trust attorneys, estate planning attorney and many more. Here we will discuss about the trust attorney in detail. If we talk about the role of trust attorney then a trust attorney does the work of providing relevant legal help to the trustees,…continue reading →

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