Can I re-serve a federal summons and complaint if there is no response after 21 days?

You can serve all three ways simultaneously: personal, sheriff and certified mail. Cover all of your bases. If someone accepts the service...

Under Federal Rule 4 civil procedures (Summons).....

Personal service does infer personal delivery under Rule 4(h)1)(B), but you should have a service affidavit from that service agent that tells you...

Writing checks for something we don't own

I would first approach her and ask for the money back, if you have the bills as proof. I would also like to know why she did it. You can always...

If the officer has the personal experience of cracking the code, he or she can certainly testify as a lay witness. The officer's testimony is...

Can a former federal employee, moved out of state, be deposed in a case not naming the federal government as a party?

You certainly can get subpoenaed. How were you served the subpoena? You will eventually have to answer unless you have this quashed under Rule 45...

Amending a claim at the Federal Court.

If you need to add a party, you may be out of luck. But, if you need to change something that is not as substantive, you may be able to do it...

Federal grand jury proceedings question?

" As with other types of evidence that would be inadmissible at trial, hearsay evidence may be presented to the grand jury even when eyewitnesses...

Do I have a right to see the record on appeal?

You can get the record on appeal from the PACER website. See the Link Below.

In my FORECLOSURE case I have 9 major Federal issues. Do I issue a (A) NEW SUMMONS or (B) REFER these to the FEDERAL COURT?

If you are the person the bank is foreclosing on, you can file a counter claim that would include a motion for removal to federal court. See the...

Can a repair shop charge for a part and refuse to give it to you if you refuse service based on price.

First ask them if they can return the part without any restocking fee. Then you can see how sincere they are. The answer is yes, you can refuse...