In Florida, there is case-law on point to the effect that a pro se litigant is under the same obligation to follow the rules and statutes as an...

How to get Opportunity to research in European commission and access commission library and sources?

While your answer is formulated in unorthodox way, you can certainly access EU documents, including materials relating to the European Commission...

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Sometimes in judicial proceedings, an act is said to be "nunc pro tunc" where it is signed after a date certain, though it may have been effective...

Request for judicial notice

To add to what the others have said, judicial notice can be sought with respect to notorious facts, but also things like judicial records, etc. ...

Need International "better business" help!

Consider consulting an attorney specializing in travel law. There is such a group, called IFTTA - the International Forum for Travel and Tourism...

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I am in an abusive relationship with a 2 year old child. We both have dual EU/US citizenship, the father holds a green card.

Inasmuch as it appears the "habitual residence" of the child is in the U.S., you may have issues under the Hague Convention on the abduction of...

Can I sue another us citizen I made a contract with to buy a flat from him overseas?

It is probably pretty clear to most that there is at least a colorable claim against the person who kept both the money and the flat.A couple of...

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What rights as US citizen do I have by being falsely accused in a different country by a person that is illegal immigrant in US

While I agree with my colleague who suggests you should hire a lawyer, there is probably good reason for doing so. Indeed, it sounds like you...

You will likely need a notarial professional in the Dominican Republic for the actual conveyance. You may need an advocate or attorney to...

Looking to hire an attorney with experience with international family law cases. Quote needed for initial consult and for case.

Based on your description, you have already "taken it to court." You will most definitely need advice from Swedish counsel, and you should do that...