Federal court, pro se, default judgement, is now the time to ask for one
Pro se in federal court is quite difficult; I assume it's a civil rights claim...? Chances are that the answer purports to be for multiple...
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Pro se in federal court is quite difficult; I assume it's a civil rights claim...? Chances are that the answer purports to be for multiple...
You may well be barred by the statute of limitations; you should consult a local attorney.
You should call a local employment attorney. I suggest that you start with the Mass. NELA website, which is an association of plaintiff-side...
Check with your bankruptcy lawyer. Depending on the timing and details you may have a case for a stay violation. Otherwise you may need to bring...
Yes, under very limited circumstances. First of all, the counterclaim has to be strong enough to stand on its own. If the claim wouldn't...
Legally, no. But the courts may consider it as relevant evidence in the context of a custody dispute.
They can ask. Your tenants can agree in writing, which will solve the problem. But based on the *limited* information that you have provided,...
There is no such thing as "industry standard;" it varies by area, employer, and type of practice. A full time NP working at a hospital on a...
That would require an analysis of the precise form and knowledge of the precise facts. You can bring it to an attorney if you'd like.
You can bring a suit for specific performance, or can report it to the attorney general.