In filing documents, Pro Se (ie Motion To Dismiss, Request for Hearing, etc) is it necessary or required to be notarized?
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Answered on September 16, 2010
Generally speaking, most pleadings do not have to be notarized or verified. However, I noticed that you used as an example a "Motion to Dismiss" as...
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Can I file multiple motions to strike in one motion?
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Answered on September 16, 2010
I would like to echo my colleague's comments. Motion practice is very complex and it should be handled by an attorney who is familiar with the rules.
If a Plaintiff fails to respond to my Discovery filed after 30 days, should I file a motion to compel?
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Answered on September 12, 2010
Like my previous answer to another question, it appears that you are litigating your case "pro se" against the lender who is represented by an...
How much time do I have to answer a 2nd amended complaint?
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Answered on September 12, 2010
My colleagues are correct that under the Rules of Civil Procedure you have 10 days to file a response to Amended Complaint or as otherwise directed...
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Tenant relocation in a commercial lease
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Answered on September 12, 2010
It appears that you may have received a notice requiring you to relocate your business. If this is the case, I recommend you have an attorney...
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Real estate broker lies about commercial property expenses.
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Answered on August 26, 2010
Your summary raises a number of legal issues dealing with fraud and misrepresentation in a contractual relationship. These are fairly complex...
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Ca I still file an appeal on a small claims case.
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Answered on August 26, 2010
You technically can file an appeal with the Circuit Court; however, based on the limited information provided in your question, it is difficult to...
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If you loose a case and a judgement is filed against you what is the worst that can happen ??
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Answered on August 25, 2010
Based on the limited information and the urgency of your matter, I recommend you consult with an attorney right away. If the Plaintiff is able to...
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I had a default judgement made against me. How can I reopen this case to present my side of things.
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Answered on August 17, 2010
It would be helpful to know if you have a "Clerk's Default" or a Default Final Judgment entered by the Court. Generally speaking, the Court could...
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Can my wife be liable for a commercial loan for my corporation?
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Answered on August 17, 2010
As other contributors have stated, your wife could be held liable. However, it is important to find out if she intended to co-sign the loans or the...