If your motorcycle has become more of a headache than a highway hero, you’re not alone. Riders in Siskiyou County often don’t realize that motorcycles can qualify for Lemon Law in Siskiyou CA —but the process isn’t quite the same as it is for cars and trucks. Whether your bike constantly stalls, won’t start, or […]
Should You Record Conversations with Dealerships for Your Lemon Case?
Let’s say your car’s been in and out of the shop for the same issue. You’re fed up. The service manager keeps giving you vague answers, and you’re thinking: “Maybe I should record this call—just in case.” It’s a smart instinct, but if you’re in California (like Siskiyou County), there are some legal landmines to […]
When the Dealer Blames You for the Problem: How to Fight Back with Shasta CA Lemon Law
You did everything right—you bought a new (or “new-ish”) car, kept up on maintenance, and followed the manual like a rulebook. But now it’s sputtering, jerking, or stalling, and when you take it to the dealer? They say it’s your fault. Really? This tactic is more common than you’d think. In Shasta County, some dealerships try […]
Your Car Has Been in the Shop for Weeks—Can You Get a Rental Covered Under Lemon Law?
Let’s say your car’s been sitting at the dealership for three weeks. The check engine light keeps coming back, the steering glitches or the infotainment screen goes black mid-drive. You’re stuck driving a rental—or worse, borrowing rides from family. Here’s the real question: Who’s paying for all that? If you’re in California, particularly in places […]
Raising A Child Through Custody: DO’S AND DON’TS
DO’S Communicate openly with your co-parent. Create consistent routines for your child. Reassure your child they are loved and not to blame. Be flexible when it benefits your child. Consult a professional custody attorney. DON’TS Don’t speak negatively about the other parent. Don’t use your child as a messenger. Don’t compete for your child’s affection. […]
What a Personal Injury Attorney Can Do Beyond Settlement Negotiations
Many people assume that hiring a personal injury attorney only becomes necessary during settlement negotiations. In reality, their work starts much earlier and often continues well past those discussions. Legal support can influence the outcome of your case from the beginning stages of evidence collection to courtroom representation. If you’ve suffered harm due to someone else’s […]
Common Challenges in Probate and How to Avoid Delays
When someone passes away, their estate often goes through a legal process called probate. Probate helps ensure that debts are paid and assets are distributed according to the will—or, if there is no will, according to state law. While probate can be straightforward in some cases, it frequently comes with obstacles that delay resolution and […]
Why Northern California Is Seeing a Spike in Lemon Law Cases in 2025
If your “brand-new” ride is spending more time in the repair shop than on the road, you’re not alone—and definitely not imagining things. Northern California is seeing a noticeable uptick in Lemon Law cases in 2025, and there’s a good reason why. From Butte County to Glenn County, cars are glitching, rattling, and stalling far […]
The Car You Just Bought Keeps Glitching — Can You Lemon a Vehicle with Tech Issues?
Welcome to the age of the smart car—where your dashboard talks, your mirrors adjust themselves, and your ride updates like a smartphone. But what happens when all that high-tech magic turns into an expensive, glitchy nightmare? Touchscreens freeze, backup cameras go black, warning lights blink like it’s New Year’s Eve… and you’re left wondering: Is […]
How Spousal Support is Calculated and Modified
Spousal support, also known as alimony, plays a significant role in divorce proceedings, especially when one spouse earns substantially more than the other. Courts use specific criteria to determine whether support is appropriate, how much should be paid, and for how long. These decisions can also be revisited later through a spousal support modification process if circumstances […]










