No. The plaintiff is not required to produce the original contract. Many times, there is no "original". (You never signed a credit card contract.)

I moved your question to the Litigation area. You might want to retain an attorney, but I'd look at the rules of procedure which govern your type...

They said the RV was in perfect condition... if you didn't get a warranty, you bought it "as is". It doesn't really matter what you were told...

It depends on whether he sued you for attorneys fees, and whether you were personally served with the eviction complaint. If he didn't allege his...

Title determines ownership, not who paid for it. If your mom's name is on the title, and not yours, its her car. I'm sure your mom has a bankruptcy...

I changed the category of your question from Constitutional to General Practice. Thank heavens your daughter is safe. As gut-wrenching as this...

Making payments on the judgment is not a legal reason to vacate the judgment. Once the judgment is paid, the creditor will file a release or...

He has no right to change the locks; doing so without the landlord's written permission may be a violation of the lease. It is unlikely that a...

No. If it's a free consultation and you elect to have them do no work for you, you wouldn't owe anything.

The garage door works and the remote works. Unless there's something in your lease that obligates you to do so, the answer is no. It's possible...