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How Courts Evaluate Excited Utterances
Statements made outside of court are generally considered hearsay and may not be admitted as evidence unless an exception applies. One commonly litigated exception is...
How Courts Evaluate the Prevention Doctrine in Contract Law
Contract disputes sometimes involve allegations that one party prevented the other from fulfilling its contractual obligations. When these issues arise, courts may evaluate whether the...
How Courts Evaluate Conditions Subsequent in Contracts
Contracts often establish obligations that remain in effect unless a particular event changes the parties’ rights or responsibilities. In some agreements, a future event may...
How Courts Evaluate Unclean Hands as an Equitable Defense
In some civil disputes, courts consider not only the legal rights of the parties but also whether those rights should be enforced under principles of...
Navigating the Divorce Process in Los Angeles
Going through a divorce is rarely easy, and when it happens in a county as large and procedurally particular as Los Angeles, the process can...
How Courts Evaluate Electronic Contract Formation
Business agreements are no longer limited to signed paper documents or in-person meetings. Today, contracts may be formed through emails, text messages, online platforms, and...
How to Get Full Custody of Your Child in Los Angeles: A Step-by-Step Guide
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important questions is where their child will live and who will have the authority to make...
Decoding the Numbers: How Los Angeles Courts Actually Calculate Child Support
At Wade Litigation, we know few questions cause parents more anxiety during a separation or divorce than how much will I pay, or receive, in...
How Courts Interpret Contract Indemnification Clauses
Many contracts contain indemnification clauses that allocate responsibility for certain losses, claims, or liabilities between the parties. When disputes arise over how these provisions should...