Is being granted an evidentiary hearing unusual and a good sign?
They will generally grant a hearing. However, a lot of work needs to be done to win a PCRA. Your friend needs good legal help.
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They will generally grant a hearing. However, a lot of work needs to be done to win a PCRA. Your friend needs good legal help.
Those cases are hard to prove. You first would need a certified mechanic to confirm your suspicions.
She would have to give you power of attorney to act on her behalf.
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Perhaps see someone in your area who handles lemon law cases.
Call Legal Aid or the Bar association for help.
So two cases, It is possible but more information would needed to be known about both of their backgrounds.
If you have a lawyer you would have to reach them. If they are not getting back to you then you would have to seek new counsel.
Not sure what that letter would do. You either need to change visitation or custody rights so you would need to go to court.
Your defense won't work. No jury unless you face over 6 months in jail. Good luck at your trial.
Speak to the public defender they can help you.