In NJ Special Civil, what happens if Defendant LLC answers by an owner, not attorney??
Make your application to the court. Court will file whatever it receives, and will only act in response to a motion.
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Make your application to the court. Court will file whatever it receives, and will only act in response to a motion.
There are applications you can make to the court to stop this. Talk to a lawyer.
SSI is needs based; SSDI requires work credits. Talk to SSA local office. It sounds like you are not eligible for the latter.
You want to seek an order to grant you title. That requires a lawsuit and will be expensive. Talk to a lawyer.
You need a lawyer to help you with this situation. Try tracing the former owner via post office and, if a corporation or LLC, via Secretary of State.
I presume you were served with a complaint for eviction. If the court enters an order for eviction, you will have to move.
What do the documents say? If the check bounces, then the drawer of the check (individual) may be held liable, but only under negotiable...
What should have been your first step: Hire a lawyer, or at least consult with one.
A ruling is usually a decision on an issue; an order is a memorialization of a ruling.
If you had a legitimate, provable reason for missing and a default was entered as a result, you may have an opportunity to vacate the default. ...