How long does someone have to answer a motion to compel in regards to mandatory disclosures?
It is a common misconception among lay people that filing a motion gets an automatic decision. It doesn't. Hardly anything gets decided by a judge...
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It is a common misconception among lay people that filing a motion gets an automatic decision. It doesn't. Hardly anything gets decided by a judge...
Hmmm, you want to dispute a process server's affidavit. Good luck! They served someone over age 15 and you got it. What are you trying to dispute?
Your questions are hard to understand. But, in general, a judge can do anything that is legal. If you think it was incorrectly done, then feel free...
If I had to bet money on whether you recollect wrong or the judge, I would bet against you. Regardless, as others have pointed out, written orders...
Our answers here will not help you solve this. Hire an attorney to do so.
Your captioned question has been well answered above. To answer your textual questions, yes, but you can object; and yes, you can so move. Good luck.
Wow! Where do I begin, First, if you and your lawyer let him leave without signing the agreement, that was your mistake. The court will not look at...
I strongly recommend hiring an attorney to help you. If you are being deposed, it means you are involved, likely the defendant, in a lawsuit....
I would add to Mr. Miller's answer, that usually such notice also asks that no papers be served, either.
If what you say is true, then yes you can sue them. You will need to hire an attorney.