There are two plaintiffs, what happens if one of them can not appear on the hearing?

1) No, you cannot "represent" your mom. That would be practicing law without a license and the JP won't allow it. She also might need to be present...

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Can I?

I would just report it and let the disciplinary office handle it. That sounds like some outrageous conduct. How do you know she hasn't told other...

What happens when attorney does not want to go to trial on car-related accident where I was hit while stopped at a red light?

Get a copy of your file and take it to a couple of other attorneys for a second opinion. You might need to hire a new attorney to take over for...

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Am I obligated to modify existing home features that were installed legally in the past due to current standards?

You don't say anything about being legally required to make the change, just that the mortgage company is requiring it. If you want that mortgage,...

Telemarketers are like roaches. Instead of trying to press charges or track them down, just look into how you can block their calls. If it's a...

Can this issue be re-litigated via O.C.G.A. 9-11-60(d)1-3?

Why would a law governing civil procedure apply to a criminal conviction?

My wife is being sued for a loan from a high interest loan company. Can I speak for or with her if she signs power of attorney?

If you are an attorney licensed to practice in your state, then yes. Otherwise, no, that would be practicing law without a license.

How do I serve and sue people who live in Canada when the transaction was done here?

When you say "the transaction was done here", do you mean they were physically present in your state when the transaction was made? If so, then you...

Which federal civil rule spells out the right of defendant to inspect every evidence furnished by plaintiff?

As you are asking about the federal rules, I assume you are in federal court as the federal rules don't apply to state court proceedings. Look at...

Assuming your facts are correct, the much more likely scenario is that the plaintiff lied to his/her attorney, and the attorney relied upon the...