Collection:

Describes features and requirements of all six discovery methods, with their advantages and disadvantages. Helps you decide which discovery methods to use and how to plan the sequence of discovery requests and demands.

Explains the process of transferring assets or helping a client to transfer assets into a revocable trust.

Explains real property foreclosure from the lender's perspective. Is also valuable to the borrowers' and trustees' counsel for its clear description of foreclosure law and process. Covers both trustee sales and judicial foreclosures, as well as provisional remedies.

Describes available workers’ compensation benefits, plus procedures and deadlines for attorneys representing employees, employers, insurers, or lien claimants. Comprehensive coverage of SB 899 included.

Tells when and how to attach a defendant’s property, identifying which property of individual, corporate, and nonresident defendants is subject to attachment.

Guides the attorney who wants to subpoena testimony or records in pretrial discovery and at trial.

This handy resource sets out guidelines for deciding whether and when to make a discovery motion. Includes judicial perspective.

Explains how to identify and prepare evidentiary foundations in compliance with the rules of evidence. Primarily for the attorney seeking to introduce evidence at trial, but also includes grounds on which opposing counsel may object to the admission of evidence. Includes judicial perspectives.

Step-by-step instructions for the creditor following the debtor's default.

Step-by-step instructions for the creditor following the debtor's default.

Sets forth suggested lists of steps to accomplish the various tasks required when administering a trust following the death of the settlor.

Sets forth suggested lists of steps to accomplish the various tasks required when administering a trust following the death of the settlor.