They are not forms. They are statutes that create federal exemptions.

Should Defendants sign a Stipulation and Order of Dismissal after a written agreement has been reached by both parties.

If the stipulation accurately reflects the written agreement, Yes. They have to file this with the court to end the current litigation.

As Defendants in a Complaint, we have signed an agreement with the Plaintiffs to dismiss all pending lawsuits.

This means that all claims are dismissed but can be filed again (without prejudice) if the parties violate the agreement.

When a small claims judge makes a ruling, can a litigant go to the courthouse and look at the written ruling?

Most decisions are not filed and do not get written in anything but the courts files. Normally you have to submit an order to the court to get a...

Judge dismissed small claims case. Can the attorney still sue me?

The lawyer can move to reopen the case and if the case was dismissed without prejudice the case can be refiled if within the statute of limitations.

Once I d/load a motion to quash, how do I go about filing it with the courts??

You need the motion and a notice of motion and a certificate of service. When they are drafted bring the original and two copies to the office of...

Can I, pro se in GDC ask the other party to produce documents? Judge said no discovery, but order B of P and G of D. I would

Time to hire an attorney.

How do I stop a Writ of Possession when there is a related case against the plaintiff in the UD case?

Go to the court in the related case and ask for an order stopping the repossesssion.

I filed an OSC in response to a judgement, but failed to serve it in time. The court date is Tuesday. What should I do?

Just file the bankruptcy. That will stop all of this. Why did you file an OSC? That makes no sense. You should have just answered the...

My wife has put me in probably 40,000 in debt via gambling. she does not work and makes little effort to do so

When you file Bankruptcy you create a financial estate. That estate is “administered” by a Trustee. There are very different paths to the same...