Can a judge award attorney's fees when there has been no final order of summary judgment??
I know of no prohibition on that, though it would be best to make a clear record and get a final judgment entered.
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I know of no prohibition on that, though it would be best to make a clear record and get a final judgment entered.
If they didn't comply with Chapter 83 you should win if you have to sue for the return of the deposit. That would not necessarily prevent the LL...
The grounds for appeal of an arbitrator's award are very limited and difficult. If you're motivated enough to consider it anyway, you need to have...
They can but if you already filed something in the case, or have otherwise given notice that you intend to defend they should set that for hearing....
If the perpetrator has any assets or income then a recovery should be possible. A lawyer would likely make a demand, file suit, and then try to...
It’s not clear exactly what you’re looking at but typically once there is a writ of possession posted your have 24 hours. After that the sheriff...
I have moved your question to criminal defense because it does not appear to be an appeals question. But if you are pursuing a civil case against...
If that’s their only basis to avoid a signed settlement I think they’ll have a very hard time with that. Parties typically split the mediator’s fee.
You don’t say how long ago the order was entered. Copy the other side on anything you do send to the judge. See Fl.R.Civ.Pro. 1.540
I would not go to a final award on the theory you can set it aside. That’s hard to do. Check the rules that govern your case regarding dismissal...