What happens if witnesses were not sworn in?
If you were not sworn in, then it was not required (Do you really think the Judge, like pro se litigants, does not know the law?). Therefore, no...
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If you were not sworn in, then it was not required (Do you really think the Judge, like pro se litigants, does not know the law?). Therefore, no...
If you can prove your case, then do so with your evidence; that is called defense. It is not a basis for dismissal, but for ruling in your favor.
Difficult to answer your question the way it is worded. If you were served a subpoena, respond to it. If it was the bank only, you should not...
The request should elicit responses that admit (and prove) or deny (and ostensibly disprove) the elements of your claim. Yes, you can request...
If you filed your motion before the SoL ran out, then it does not matter when the hearing and subsequent order happen.
The above advice should be heeded; suing a business means you will be up against their very knowledgeable attorney. If you are suing as a company,...
Mr. Ybanez Utzurrum has given you good advice above; "pleading the fifth" is for criminal matters, and may be asserted in a civil case/deposition...
Naturally, you provide the address on file and where you currently reside and get your correspondence. Since you're filing a petition for...
You are obviously way over your head as one does not respond to motions with admissions, denials, or the like (that's what you respond to a...
To answer your questions: yes, and no; a lawyer does not file a motion to appear, they file a notice of appearance, which is ridiculously easy to...