Eviction : should I file a motion for new trial or simply appeal the judgement.
As a general rule (and I say "general rule" because I'm not admitted in your jurisdiction), you may always appeal a final judgment. However ......
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As a general rule (and I say "general rule" because I'm not admitted in your jurisdiction), you may always appeal a final judgment. However ......
You have the right to seek a second opinion, but I would recommend that you first discuss the issue with your attorney as to strengths, weaknesses...
Ask him to withdraw and ask for a refund. If that is not forthcoming, discuss the possibilities with your new attorney.
An appeal is a review of what has happened in the trial court. New evidence is not permissible.
It is not necessary to respond to a motion for rehearing. You may, however, do so, in order to point out inaccuracies or incompleteness in the...
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Yes. Filing the appeal was a way of keeping "options open". Ultimately, the party decided that it wasn't worthwhile to proceed.
If the attorney believes that this is best for the client, it's the way to go. He should explain the benefits and risks and the reasons for his...
Contact a local family law attorney to handle the divorce.
If the landlord hasn't notified you of an intent to make a claim against your security deposit, the time has passed in which to do so. If you're...
It sounds as if you need to get a new attorney in a hurry.