Who is the Agent for Service of Process for a Partnership? (Corporations Code section 16309) Before a case can move forward, the plaintiff must properly notify the defendant that a lawsuit has been filed. This is known as service of process. When the defendant is a partnership, however, many people wonder: Who is authorized...
Continue reading ›California Has 105 Cities Where Even the Cheapest Homes Cost $1 Million. If You Co-Own One of Them, That Equity Isn't Yours Until You Can Actually Sell. Editor's note: This post draws on a June 2026 Zillow analysis reported by Axios showing that 242 U.S. cities now have million-dollar starter homes — California accounts...
Continue reading ›Does a Partition Action Address Contributions? Owning property with someone else can become complicated very quickly. At first, co-owners may agree to split expenses, maintain the property together, and share responsibility equally. But when relationships break down, one owner often ends up carrying more of the burden. Sometimes one co-owner pays the mortgage, handles...
Continue reading ›Breakups can be emotional, messy, and deeply personal. When a serious relationship ends, people often feel betrayed, embarrassed, or financially hurt. Some people believe they should be able to sue the person who caused the relationship to fall apart. But California law places limits on those kinds of lawsuits. That is where the “Heart...
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