It would appear likely that: The defendant needs to file their answer with the Court and has now been ordered to do so. The document you filed as...

How do you respond to a bill of interpleader in CT?

Those are some serious allegations. I would suggest your Mom consult with a new lawyer ASAP.

Can a judge overturn an agreement made through mediation where Plaintiff was pro-se/under represented?

While you haven't provided enough information to give real answers, the short answer to your question would appear to be yes. However, the...

Can I reject a request of defendants time to want to plead?

You can always object to most anything. Whether you should and whether it will be granted is less clear. Do you have a real basis to object - for...

How does car insurance work when involved in a car accident

If you have underinsured coverage on your own policy and if it exceeds the policy limits of the person who hit you, and if you get all the money...

Whatever you do, you should consult with an attorney first. There may be insurance coverage despite what your mother's homeowner's insurer has...

Hit by a tractor-trailer Wondering how much my case is worth ?

As others have noted, the information provided really isn't sufficient to provide guidance on value. That said, it appears to be a valuable and...

Can I file a personal injury suit for sustaining an injury caused by my employer's commercial tractor trailer while driving it?

As many have said, you likely don't have a PI claim against your employer due to the exclusivity provisions of workers compensation. While there...

What recourse do I have when I can absolutely prove fraud and perjury in a court case and an appeal does not really help?

As Attorney DeMatteo pointed out, under CT law, you can always open a judgment or decision on the basis of fraud. Its not clear if a judgment...

Could the allegations in a counterclaim be considered a "defense"?

This really can't be answered without seeing the papers, but it sounds like your "counter-claim" is in fact an affirmative defense. The former...