For more information or to discuss your case please call the Law Offices of Morton J. Grabel, here in Temecula at (951) 695-7700. Mort is a graduate from an ABA & AALS Law School and has been an active member of the Bar of California for more than 20 years. He is presently the President of the Mt. San Jacinto/Hemet Bar Association.
How Does a Lawsuit Work? Civil lawsuits generally arise from disputes between people, businesses or other entities including the government. Civil lawsuits normally proceed through distinctive steps: First, there are pleadings, Second, there is discovery, Third, is the trial, And fourth possibly an appeal. However both parties can end the lawsuit by voluntarily settling at […]
QUESTION: WHAT IS IT? QUESTION: CAN IT HELP ME IF I AM LOSING MY HOME? An abbreviated primer by Attorney Morton J. Grabel THERE ARE MORE SOLUTIONS FOR HOMEOWNERS TODAY THAN THERE HAVE EVER BEEN If you or someone you know is a home-owner, are behind on mortgage payments and are on the […]
There are circumstances where a nursing home should be sued for a resident or patient injury. Although no one really wants to sue a nursing home, convalescent home, rest home, assisted care facility or elder care facility because it is in fact a place of good intentions and the provider of care primarily to the […]
For many people, declaring bankruptcy is not only a financial decision; but a personal one. Therefore, no one can really advise you if it’s right for you. During the early part of the last century many people lived and worked in the same small communities. These small communities were considerably more dependent for their financial […]
When you or your loved one suffer an injury as the result of somebody else’s negligent action, you would think it would seem natural the person who hurt you would offer to compensate you for your injury, or their insurance company will do the right thing and offer a fair settlement. Unfortunately, that rarely happens. […]
*A Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Primer by Morton J. Grabel, Esq. In California, the mortgage home foreclosure process proceeds without court intervention. This is called a “non-judicial foreclosure”. Because non-judicial foreclosures begin without papers being filed by the lenders/trustees in court, you must file a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure.
