Addressing Income Dishonesty in Legal Disputes
In legal matters, particularly in family law cases in Los Angeles and throughout California, honesty regarding financial disclosures is crucial. However, it’s not uncommon for one party to be dishonest about their income. If you find yourself in this situation; What You Can Do? Gathering Evidence 1.Financial Records: Collect any financial documents that can contradict […]
Assaulted by a Co-worker Off the Clock: Your Legal Options in California
Experiencing an assault by a co-worker, even outside of work hours, can be a complex and distressing situation. At The Mines Law Firm, we understand the nuances of such cases in California. Here’s an overview of what you should know and consider. Assault Defined: Assault is an intentional act that creates a reasonable apprehension of […]
What Is a Minute Order in California Family Court?
A minute order is the court clerk’s short record of what happened at your hearing. A Findings and Order After Hearing (form FL-340) is the longer written order that the judge signs. The minute order tells you what the judge said. The FL-340 is the document that puts the ruling into formal, signed form. What […]
Understanding Government Tort Claims in California: Your Path to Seeking Damages
In California, when you’ve experienced harm or incurred damages due to the actions or negligence of a government entity or its employees, you have the right to seek compensation. This process involves filing what is known as a “Government Tort Claim.” In this informational flyer, we’ll delve into the key aspects of government tort claims, […]
Preparing for Your Deposition: Key Guidelines in California
Facing a deposition can be a pivotal moment in any legal proceeding. Proper preparation is paramount. Here’s a guide to understanding and getting ready for your deposition: 1. Understand the Process A deposition involves answering questions under oath, typically in a non-courtroom setting. Your responses are recorded and can be used in court. […]
Businesses Seek Sweeping Shield From Pandemic Liability Before They Reopen
A new legal and political front is coming into view as the nation starts to ease public health limits that have crippled the economy: Will business owners fear lawsuits and stay closed anyway? WASHINGTON — Business lobbyists and executives are pushing the Trump administration and Congress to shield American companies from a wide range of […]