What is the next best action to take when a defendant fails to answer post-judgment interrogatories.
I assume the interrogatories are meant to identify sources of assets to satisfy the judgment. It seems that your instincts are correct - I would...
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I assume the interrogatories are meant to identify sources of assets to satisfy the judgment. It seems that your instincts are correct - I would...
It is best to file a motion for a default judgment as directed by the court. The notice should set a return date for the motion. If the court...
No. You should not repeat requests for admission. If the responding party gave a lack of information or knowledge as the reason for the failure...
In short, yes. A plaintiff can always voluntarily withdraw a claim without prejudice and file in another court. Note that sometimes the defendant...
The better practice is to file each motion separately. In this way, each motion can be briefed, argued and ruled upon without confusion. You can,...
In short, no. The failure by a party to make a discovery motion is not appealable, even if made timely. Nor is it a basis to make a motion to...
You should advise the court that the added material was not agreed to as part of the joint submission. In doing so, you should include your...
There is nothing you can do if the other side refuses to continue negotiations for a possible settlement. You should be prepared to litigate your...
The short answer is yes. While judges rarely do this on their own accord, when faced with a motion to clarify their prior ruling, judges will alter...
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You have the right to pursue your claim(s) on your own. It is called opting out. You can choose to do so at any time (before or after a class is...