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To amend your answer and counterclaims in California, draft an amended answer, file a motion for leave to amend if necessary, and serve the amended document. If the opposing party does not respond to your counterclaims, file a request for entry of default using Form CIV-100. Submit a case management statement (Form CM-110) 15 days before the case management conference. If the conference is continued, you can still submit the statement. You can submit amended answers and counterclaims simultaneously, following proper procedures.Full Conversation
what if I filed answer and general denial with counter claims but other party did not respond
If the other party did not respond to your counterclaims in California, you can consider filing a request for entry of default against them for their failure to respond. This can potentially lead to a default judgment in your favor. Would you like more information on how to proceed with a default request?
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To proceed with a request for entry of default in California, you should:
- Prepare a Request for Entry of Default: This form is typically Form CIV-*.
- File the Form: Submit the request to the court where your case is being heard.
- Serve Notice: Notify the other party of your request to ensure they are aware.
Would you like assistance with preparing the necessary forms?
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To assist with preparing the necessary forms for a request for entry of default in California, you should:
- Obtain Form CIV-*, which is the Request for Entry of Default form.
- Fill it out with all required information about your case.
- Ensure you serve notice to the other party.
Would you like guidance on how to fill out Form CIV-*?
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To guide you on filling out Form CIV-* for a request for entry of default in California, you'll need to:
- Enter all required information about your case, including case number, parties involved, and the nature of the request.
- Check for any specific sections that apply to your situation.
- Ensure that all information is accurate and complete.
Do you have any specific questions about filling out the form?
when can i submit a case management statement
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In California, a case management statement (Form CM-*) is typically submitted no later than * calendar days before the date set for the case management conference. Make sure to check any local court rules for specific requirements. Would you like more details on preparing a case management statement?
what if case management conference is continued can i still submit one
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Yes, if the case management conference is continued, you can still submit a case management statement. It's advisable to submit it as soon as possible after the new date is set, ensuring compliance with any local court rules regarding timing. Would you like more details on preparing the statement?
can i submit my amended answer and counterclaims at the same tme
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Yes, you can submit your amended answer and counterclaims at the same time in California. Make sure to follow the appropriate procedures for amending your pleadings, such as obtaining consent from the opposing party or filing a motion for leave to amend if required. Would you like more information on the process or any specific forms?
what if other party has not responded to my original counter claims
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If the other party has not responded to your original counterclaims in California, you can file a request for entry of default against them. This could potentially lead to a default judgment in your favor. Would you like guidance on completing this process?
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To complete the process for a request for entry of default in California, follow these steps:
- Prepare Form CIV-*: Ensure all details about your case are correctly filled out.
- File the Form: Submit it to the court handling your case.
- Serve Notice: Properly notify the other party of your request.
If you need further assistance or have questions about serving notice, feel free to ask!
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