A paternity + pro se case was file in February 2015 and never served how do you close the case
If you are the Plaintiff/Petitioner/person who filed the suit, then you can file a Notice of Voluntary Dismissal.
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If you are the Plaintiff/Petitioner/person who filed the suit, then you can file a Notice of Voluntary Dismissal.
I agree with my colleagues- you should definitely consult a consumer rights attorney.
I agree with Mr, Wagner Also, sometimes the State will grant you extra time if they believe you are acting in good-faith.
Yes- the Statute of Limitations is 2 years from the date it happened. In addition to what my colleagues have suggested, you should also ask your...
I agree with my colleagues. You should always include a Certificate of Service showing that you have sent copies to other parties and on what date...
I agree with Mr. Lewis- There are Florida Small Claims Rules that apply to Small Claims Court. However, the parties can agree to invoke the Florida...
You should listen to your attorney who already knows all the facts of the case. I will say that diversion is an easy way to get his case dismissed...
It depends on what type of attorney/area of law you are inquiring about. For example, in Criminal Law, attorneys are often hired at various stages...
Exactly what Mr. Brinkmeier stated.
You should contact the judge's Judicial Assistant (JA) to see what that judge's specific requirements are. Now with e-filing, the JA can just pull...