In California, you can contact the California Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service. They can help you find a lawyer to represent you.
California Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
Phone: *-*-*-*
Website: www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Need-Legal-Help/Lawyer-Referral-Service
Whats the hotlibe number
The hotline number for the California Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service is *-*-*-*.
When providing the documents requested by the landlord do they need to be written any specific way
Hello ****, it's important to provide clear and truthful information. In California, there aren't specific laws about how to write these documents. However, it's best to be professional and concise. Do you need help with a specific document?
The interrogatives
Hello ****, the documents typically involved in an unlawful detainer case might include a lease agreement, payment records, or any written notices. Could you specify which document you are referring to when you mentioned 'the interrogatories'?
He requested any inerrogatives, facts, or conversations
Hello ****, it sounds like you're being asked for "interrogatories" as part of a legal process. Interrogatories are questions you must answer under oath. They must be:
- Truthful and complete.
- Answered within a specific timeframe.
- Returned to the requesting party.
Is this what you're referring to?
Yes
In California, when responding to interrogatories in an unlawful detainer case:
- Answer truthfully and completely, under penalty of perjury.
- Answer within 30 days (or 5 days if delivered personally).
- Return the responses to the requesting party.
- Use the form provided or a similar format.
There was no form provided
In California, if no form was provided, you can write your responses in a similar format to the interrogatories received. Be sure to include:
- Your case number
- The questions with your responses
- A declaration stating the responses are true to your knowledge.
If i received the request by mail how much time do i have to answer and provide the documents
In California, if you receive interrogatories by mail, you have 35 days to respond. This includes the standard 30 days plus an additional 5 days for mailing.
In the interrogatories and request for documents it says we have 5 days to respond
In California, if you're personally served with interrogatories, you have 5 days to respond. However, if you received them by mail, you have 35 days to respond. This is because the law allows an extra 30 days for mail service.
How long do i have to answer and provide the documents for requests for production of documents
In California, for requests for production of documents, you generally have 30 days to respond. However, if the requests were served by mail, you have an additional 5 days, making it a total of 35 days.
It says i only have 5 days to respond in the paperwork i was mailed
In California, documentation stating a *-day response time typically refers to personal service, not mail. If served by mail, an additional 30 days is generally allowed. However, you should consult a local attorney for specific advice.
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