You should review the court rules. Typically to do something - you have to submit a request to the court via a motion for relief

If you have not served someone before, you typically want to make sure it is done right and hire a process server. Court rules establish specific...

Are you asking if you can object to the late filing, and if not - is the objection waived? You may consider checking any specific court orders.

Generally speaking, when a party does not respond to discovery, one may file a motion to compel. It may also be important to check with the party...

Your inquiry does not pose any specific questions but what you describe seems complex. You may consider retaining an attorney.

You may consider obtaining a copy of the court rules and speaking with an attorney who practices in this specific court - but generally, a party...

It is probably best to check with an ROTC recruiter. The question is what is the narrative reason for his discharge? Is it RE3 (reentry code 3). ...

It is best that you consult an experienced gun rights attorney in your state. The answer to your question may depend on background information that...

Additional information is necessary to answer your question. Are you subject to any court orders? Why are you providing the orders? Can you redact...

You may consider checking with your local DMV. The answer to your question may depend on a lot of facts, ie how long you use it, etc. You may also...