I know I have a branch warrant out on me but can I still pay the find without going to court??
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I moved your question to the criminal defense area, so that it's more likely a lawyer who practices in that area will read your question. It's a...
Yes, as long as the statute of limitation has not run, or the first dismissal was not with prejudice.
I suggest that you not waste time looking for answers here, and find a good landlord/tenant; real estate; or construction law lawyer to give you...
It would be unprofessional to give you any advice other than to talk to your attorney. Good luck.
Go to the clerk of court website and see if you can find your case. See what the status is - it may be that the case was dismissed by operation of...
Maybe. The problem is that if the eviction occurs, it becomes a fact. It's not something in dispute, it's a fact. Credit bureaus are required to...
You are under no obligation to do so. Even if you do, the plaintiff may not cancel the hearing and ask that the writ be dissolved. Or maybe they...
The Court needs an order directing the clerk to release the funds. I'd call the clerk's office and see what help they might be able to offer you.
Contact the sheriff in the Georgia county in which she lives and find out how much it costs to serve her. Mail a copy of the complaint and 2 copies...
No, you do not have to show up to Court, assuming that order is signed by the judge, and not simply a proposed order (meaning that it's been sent...