Can an affidavit be corrected?
Yes, affidavits and any other sworn statement can and should be corrected -- if there is a materially false error. You can do a "corrected...
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Yes, affidavits and any other sworn statement can and should be corrected -- if there is a materially false error. You can do a "corrected...
You should hire an attorney to move to vacate the order for lack of service. Not sure why you seem to be complaining that "all you hear" is that...
Speak with the branch manager. Do you have evidence (like a bank statement printout) showing the transactions were debited, then credited back,...
If you want to do legal research, I suggest you try google scholar: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=4,34,41.
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See here: https://www.nycourts.gov/apps/chrs/.
None. A subpoena cannot simply be mailed out. See http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/nycode/CVP/23/2303.
As the other attorneys suggested, you will need to file an RJI and move (maybe) for summary judgment, or possibly default judgment with respect to...
No. If your case was decided by a 2nd Circuit court your appeal will be to the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.
I'm sorry but I do not understand the procedural history. Just a guess: you petitioned for an injunction, your petition was dismissed because you...
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I am not a Colorado attorney, but my guess is that a Notice of Related Case is for case assignment and administration purposes, and is likely...
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