My PD gave me a document to sign, but he said it would not be used against me. It was and he did not object. What can I do?
Was it perhaps something relating to authentication of a document?
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Was it perhaps something relating to authentication of a document?
As others have stated, this will be an uphill battle even with counsel. On your own, I think your prospects of success are vanishingly small. If...
That would seem like a question only your husband can answer. There are many possible reasons. If you don't want to sign you don't have to.
If you are asking about liability to some other creditor of the predecessor, if the only thing that B paid was the taxes and that was done under...
I would check with the clerk but probably no additional step required. So the next step depends on you deciding what to do next. Consider hiring a...
You need to have an attorney carefully review the contract and how you signed it. Some possible issues: if it is not clear that you signed it...
Moving this to Health Insurance. You might try posting in some other practice areas. You might be able to find someone whose practice focuses on...
This is not what you asked but also consider whether the order is a "final order" and if not whether it is one of the nonfinal orders that is...
Moving this to immigration. You should get better answers there.
1) Do you have reason to believe this is subject to arbitration rather than litigation? 2) As you have learned, delay can be prejudicial to your...