What does a letter from the courts stating that the tenant cannot pay the court costs on his attempt to appeal mean?
Courts don't send "letters." Courts send Orders. One cannot interpret an order which one has not seen.
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Courts don't send "letters." Courts send Orders. One cannot interpret an order which one has not seen.
In most cases such as this I have seen the court put the burden on the attorney for the defendant to check the court file. I am not admitted to...
An unopposed appeal is more likely to result in reversal because no one will present your arguments for affirmance. The appellate court will...
The prosecution has the burden of proof, so either the case will be rescheduled to permit the witnesses to be compelled to attend, or the case may...
This transcript needs to get into the hands of authorities. If the trial was in State court, go to the feds. If in federal court, go to the FBI...
You are wise to post this question. It would be unwise to respond. Perhaps the Attorney General of WA has an Internet Crime Unit to which you can...
Not sure what you mean by "final conference." If you are referring to the trial, the Plaintiff is not required to testify if the case can be...
Your question asks for a degree of speculation which is possible to deliver by someone intimately familiar with your case, your Judge, the...
They can take you to court, but you may have a defense of waiver.
I agree with Ms. Coleman. NC has specific laws protecting tenants and requiring landlords to assert damage claims in a timely manner. Assuming...