I was told i don't need an attorney to have a subpoena filled out and served is it true

You do not need an attorney, because you can represent yourself ("pro se"). However, you will need to file a lawsuit for the court to issue a...

What is the statute of limitations on a civil judgement in pennsylvania. i had a civil judgement filed 5-1/2 years ago and now t

A judgment creditor has 20 years from the date of the judgment to execute upon personal property on a Pennsylvania state judgment. A lien on real...

The tenant terminated the lease but refuses to move out. How do we get her out?

Pennsylvania does not allow for "self-help" evictions. Therefore, your only option is to file an eviction complaint in a local magisterial...

Can a sherrif execute a writ on marital property and joint Marital accounts If the debt belongs to one individual?

If a debt is incurred by only one spouse, the marital property property is exempt from execution for the debt. However, the property (or a bank...

My boyfriend and i owned a home together, he is co owner. we have broken up and he will not leave. Can i change the locks.

Unfortunately, as a homeowner, your ex-boyfriend has certain rights and, therefore, he cannot be "locked out." Unless the two of you reach an...

The judge is correct. However, some courts (e.g., the Philadelphia Municipal Court) do not evict during the Christmas/New Year's period...

My house was sold via sheriff sale 6 months ago. Tomorrow's the Cash for Keys deadline; I wont make it. How long before eviction

If the ejectment action has not been filed, it may take some time before you are physically evicted from the house by the sheriff's deputies, even...

Can I still see my fiance even though a judge did not remove a No Contact order yet? Can I get in trouble, or could he?

Yes, absolutely. If you violate a judge's order, you may be found in contempt, which means you may be held in a holding cell, required to pay a...

Can bank statements be used as evidence when missing money order receipts?

You can certainly use the bank statements, but they would not conclusively establish that you actually delivered/mailed the payment to the...

Does a judge suppose to tell attorney how to ask his client questions?

I am not sure whether this would qualify as a "legal error," but an impartial judge should rarely interfere with an examination conducted by an...