What does submit to the Court mean?
Normally it would mean file something or deliver something, however, it could also mean that you need to appear. Without knowing the facts, this...
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Normally it would mean file something or deliver something, however, it could also mean that you need to appear. Without knowing the facts, this...
The tag office only processes paperwork. You will need to sue the person who sold you the car to get the title. If they are in jail, serving him...
He needs to file an eviction and can't "take the law into his own hands." If he does, that would be a wrongful eviction, and you'd have a claim...
I don't believe that's the law; however, the Sheriff's enforcement of the Writ is largely dictated by their workload. They may have other...
If he owns (even in part) the house, he has a right to live there. You can file a partition action which may result in the entire property being...
File an appeal of the value. I don't think you can sue the Assessor's Office, since they probably have governmental immunity for the type of...
Under the covenants for your neighborhood, the HOA probably already has lien on your property for unpaid assessments. If they file something...
I would presume that if the domain name is truly expired, you should be able to register it with an internet registrar, and wouldn't need to buy it.
Once a Writ of Possession has issued, it means the landlord is entitled to possession and can arrange an eviction through the Sheriff's Office. ...
Not sure you can, since the other side obviously got notice and showed up. You may want to visit with the clerk, and see if there's anything to...