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Aug 31, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Charles Andersen

    Vacate vexatious litigant or sanctions order after lack of service in LA County (opens the original)

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    How can a person challenge a vexatious litigant ruling and sanctions order entered in Los Angeles County Superior Court when they claim they were never served with the motions, substitutions of attorney were not filed, the proofs of service were fraudulent, and the court’s mailed notice was returned? They also ask whether an appellate or civil attorney can take the case. Generated from the attorney responses below. Ask your own question or find attorneys who handle Appeals and Writs in Californi

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Charles Andersen

    Can the DMV require a medical exam after a mistaken medical box on renewal? (opens the original)

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    Can a licensing agency require a medical exam after someone accidentally checks a medical-related box on a driver’s license renewal? The person was told they must see a doctor familiar with their medical history, but they have not had a doctor in years and ask whether driving record evidence can be used instead. Generated from the attorney responses below. Ask your own question or find attorneys who handle Administrative Law in California.

  3. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Charles Andersen

    Do name errors in a will give one heir an advantage in California? (opens the original)

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    The question asks whether one child (whose name is correctly written in a will) has any legal advantage over three siblings when the will contains misspellings or names out of order and the siblings want to allow squatters to take the property. Generated from the attorney responses below. Ask your own question or find attorneys who handle Real Estate and Real Property in California. A deceased owner’s home may require probate before title can be transferred, sold, or divided among family members

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