How long in TX does a person have to be served in a civil suit?
Four years from the date of default (if written contract). If they don't find him and don't serve him then he's managed to avoid the lawsuit and...
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Four years from the date of default (if written contract). If they don't find him and don't serve him then he's managed to avoid the lawsuit and...
You can ask them to buy you a new one or you could sue in court for the value of a replacement. Although the time, effort, and money wasted to...
If you have proof he made the purchases and proof of an agreement, then yes, you could sue.
The statements may or may not be admissible. Hearsay is a complicated evidence rule with many exceptions. Depending on what is said, or what she...
You would need to file the writ in circuit court where the divorce happened. It would need to outline the divorce decree and why you are seeking...
As long as you didn't try to cover up any defects and you sold the car "as is" I don't think the buyer has recourse. If he sues, you'll have a...
You'd have to read through your paperwork. There's probably a "no cooling off" clause somewhere in there. You're probably stuck with this one. But...
1. A power of attorney form or some other written documentation would be best to cover your liability if they are in fact authorizing you to sign...
You may have a claim for a protective/peace order against the other guy. You could hire a family attorney/personal injury/criminal attorney - most...
Serving a minor is okay. The law is "of suitable age and discretion." And the time is okay as well. The server does not have to hand the papers to...