I know that after arguments have been heard the court usually has 120 days to enter the ruling. Can this limit be extended?
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Answered on April 25, 2011
While judges generally do issue a ruling before the 120 days expires, the time limit of 120 days can be waived by the parties. Connecticut...
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A car insurance company offered me a $5000 settlement plus pay loss and co-pay reimbersment for doctors bills,is this reasonable
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Answered on January 15, 2011
I would need more information to fully answer your questions. What were your total medical bills and is your health insurer seeking reimbursement...
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I am a pro se defendent. Can I file documents and include my 2 sons (co-defendents) in the same paper?
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Answered on December 29, 2010
While you cannot represent them, they can represent themselves. If they have not already, have them file their own pro se appearances. Then, the...
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I am being sued (along with a large group of parents and their kids.) What happens if I do not send in the "Appearance" form?
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Answered on December 10, 2010
I am assuming you are in civil court. If you do not appear then a default will be entered against you. That will allow the Plaintiff's to obtain...
What is the subpoena process for Pre-trial hearings?
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Answered on September 14, 2010
That depends on the purpose of your subpoena. If you are issuing the subpoena for the person to attend a court hearing then that subpoena will not...
Can a defendant sue the plaintiff and/or their lawyer after reaching settlement in a case?
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Answered on September 07, 2010
You may very well have an opportunity to pursue your claims against the plaintiff. However, to be certain of that, an attorney would need all the...
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How to know how much I am sued for in a summons from Superior Court that says Exceeds $15,000'?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
Connecticut courts do not require a person to sue for a specified amount. The statement on the summons you are referring to is simply an internal...
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Adversary Proceeding
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Answered on July 25, 2010
Generally, it is up to the judge. He or she has discretion in allowing amendments. However, there is a point when the Court's patience will run out.
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Should i sue for back injury and if so what is fair compensation?
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Answered on July 23, 2010
There are a lot of factors that play into the value of your claim. The foremost is a complete medical knowledge of your injury and your long-term...
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Can the court order that parties attend counsoling sessions?
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Answered on July 23, 2010
Without knowing the full details of the type of case you have and what the claims are in your case I can only provide a general answer. The court...
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