Can I use the defendants false claims on a set of answers to my interrogatories to benefit my case?
A litigant is within their rights to use the responses that they receive in discovery to benefit their case. I am certain that the above...
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A litigant is within their rights to use the responses that they receive in discovery to benefit their case. I am certain that the above...
ABSOLUTELY NOT! While a person at the age of 20 may be actually dependent on their parents, they are legally independent from them. One of the...
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You are liable for any damages that they are able to prove if said damages exceed normal wear and tear. As for the additional comments that you...
It isn't possible to tell you whether the way they titled the complaint (who was listed as defendant) is appropriate without knowing who was listed...
Your question is not completely clear. However, the judge CAN legally sign an Ex Parte Temporary Restraining Order regardless of when you signed...
Usually the attorney that is owed the fees would pursue an award of those fees on your behalf. The best measure for you to take would be to ask...
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The best "less expensive way" for her to accomplish this is to find a less expensive attorney. That fee ($3000) was just that lawyer's rate for...
If you were represented by an attorney, you should discuss your options with that attorney as they have complete information about your situation. ...
You can appeal any case as long as you file your appeal in a timely manner. However, the purpose of an appeal is to correct what you think was an...
It is difficult to answer your question definitively without knowing full details of your situation. Generally speaking, it is a good idea to...