What happens if you are unable to pay for a civil theft charge and you have no assets ?
If you lose the case and a judgment is entered against you, the plaintiff will have the right to pursue a variety of legal remedies in order to...
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If you lose the case and a judgment is entered against you, the plaintiff will have the right to pursue a variety of legal remedies in order to...
I would add to my colleague's comment that you may not need to give up on your case due to health issues. Have you spoken with an attorney about...
You should file a Motion for Continuance. It may or may not be granted,, depending largely on how far along the case is now.
Without going into details, I strongly advise you to consult an attorney instead of proceeding by yourself.
It is quite possible that you have a case, but I'd like to hear more specifics before commenting on the overall situation.
I agree with my colleague: it is never a good idea to ignore such matters. Contact an attorney and explain the situation to him.
Contact a probate attorney. he will be able to help (or will otherwise direct you to one who can.).
Yes, the bank may be sued if it committed or participated in the fraud or had knowledge that it was fraudulent but nevertheless proceeded. The...
For an answer that is specific to your situation, you need to provide details and reasons why estoppel should or may be invoked.
A contract is a contract - and witnesses are a bonus. why wouldn't it be good?