What’s the difference between a retained and nonRetained expert witness?
"Retained" just means hired. So, you (or whoever you're talking about) either hired an expert, or you didn't.
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"Retained" just means hired. So, you (or whoever you're talking about) either hired an expert, or you didn't.
If you're being sued, you'll know it. Someone will personally hand you a complaint or leave it for you at your home. It's not going to happen by...
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No, the family court does not have jurisdiction to order the school to change its policies. The best that the court can do is order your husband to...
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My guess is that the judge is not giving a reason for the denial because the answer, to someone who knows the law, should be obvious. You're not...
I think your best bet is to post your questions here, one by one, giving as much detail as you can. I don't think you're likely to find someone who...
If you've given up a child to adoption, the best thing you can do for the child and yourself is to stop the visits completely and let the child...
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I'm unsure too, and nobody official is going to answer your question hypothetically. You'll need to go through the application process and see what...