Probate Hearing?
You can always amend your petition in probate court. But doing so may require a separate hearing. As for a subpoena, one usually subpoenas his...
Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
You can always amend your petition in probate court. But doing so may require a separate hearing. As for a subpoena, one usually subpoenas his...
This is all contractual. Look at the policy and see if it's legit. Overall, homeowner's policies require you to live there for it to work.
The answer to your question is yes. It happens all the time. You can have your own attorney.
I would provide the same advice as was previously written.
In short, no. The idea behind small claims is that what you give up in process, you gain in speed.
You would have to prove that you suffered damages as a result of the statement, if untrue.
You will have a hearing on this matter and that is where you discuss it--to the judge.
If you obtained medicaid for your son when he was a minor, and if this claim is for that time period, then I think the state can take up to one...
Instituting a suit in small claims is the way to go.
I agree with what was previously written.