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Car buying legality question
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Answered on August 20, 2016
You have a few layers of questions here. As to the ownership, if there is a loan on the car title, then "ownership" of the car is divided between...
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Can a defendant appeal a Court's decision if the Court strikes their amended counterclaim too?
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Answered on August 20, 2016
In short, no, since it is not final judgment, and does not meet any of the Curcio criteria.
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Can I file a counterclaim based on discovery evidence if I've already answered the complaint?
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Answered on August 20, 2016
What you suggest is possible, but you first have to get leave of the court to do so. See a lawyer.
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Why is the plaintiff's attorney requesting that settlement checks be made out to him?
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Answered on August 03, 2016
This is normal. Cut the check to the lawyer, and you are fine.
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What if you think your lawyer has developed a grudge against you?
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Answered on July 30, 2016
He may just be busy. Not that it's an excuse for not calling you back. Try email. That may work.
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What kind of Attorney deals with Releases?
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Answered on July 30, 2016
Atty. Sevarino is correct. I would only add one thing: People sign releases in today's society without much thought. But in the context of a...
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Would it be wise for me to subpoena witnesses on my behalf?
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Answered on July 29, 2016
I think that you should consult counsel here. First, you don't have the right to subpoena. Only courts and lawyers can do that. Second, it's...
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Is there such a law in Ct. that allows a "caregiver" the ability to stay or purchase a home of a Title 19 person?
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Answered on July 29, 2016
Under current regulations, only a child who provides care that keeps the parent out of a nursing home for two years, can receive the benefit of the...
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Can I sue 7 years later? I am just realizing I can sue for the damages and many other reasons., including I was taking meds
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Answered on July 26, 2016
Based upon what you have said, you are still too late to sue.
I filed for a restraining order in connecticut and the court denied the issuance of the order what can I do to appeal this
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Answered on July 26, 2016
You have 20 days from the court's decision to appeal. Go to the courthouse to file the appeal.
