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contact the drunk . . . . get the extra from him or her.
You "can" file a motion to dismiss but you need not do so until you are formally served with the complaint.
No, probably not if it is jointly owned. You insurance company, in any event, should handle the claim brought against you.
Did you ever receive the check? How was it stolen? Was it reported to the police . . . these are all important details to know in order to...
You will need to file a motion and ask the court for permission. It is to be freely granted and would be unusual that the judge would not allow it.
Your lawyer cannot prevent your from settling and he cannot force you to seek medical. Tell your lawyer that you want him or her to settle your...
The trial will be limited to the issue of child support.
The waiver you signed is generally upheld. If it is not, there will be a significant comparative negligence defense because the problem was obvious.
Yes, you have to attend. Go and answer the questions.