Do I have to be served by a marshal in CT if my ex is filing for custody?
The simple answer to your question is yes.
Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
The simple answer to your question is yes.
Changing this to Landlord/Tenant law to get you more responses.
I would suggest you contact the estate attorney and ask him. There are several factors which may make it a short time or a long time.
When you have actual notice of a subpoena, then you should respond to it. It's never wise to get cute with the court system and try to duck...
I just handled a similar case. These are very fact specific cases. What you need to do is take all the closing paperwork to a lawyer and have him...
There are too many variables to answer this without knowing more. Seek counsel for a meeting.
In all likelihood, the dealer has this in its contract and you signed it. However, if not, then your rights may be violated.
Even if you just meet with a lawyer for a free consult, it would be worth your time to know what you are getting yourself into. Find a lawyer...
I concur with what was previously written.
I'm changing this to landlord/tenant law so you will get more bites.