Can you pay a summons before court date
Yes, just make sure you do it through the attorney that filed the suit.
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Yes, just make sure you do it through the attorney that filed the suit.
Yes, you can sue her. No, you cannot recover damages for the hassle of doing so.
Yes, you can be terminated due to being unable to work for 9 months.
Sounds like an invasion of privacy and, possibly, a crime as well. If you intend to pursue a lawsuit, go over the details with a lawyer.
Because she owns the car, she will be entitled to possession unless you can prove an agreement that allowed you to keep possession.
The answer to your first question is "no". As to the second question, ask your employer who is garnishing your pay. If that doesn't work, go to...
It is not too late to sue, but based on those facts alone, the apartment complex would not be liable.
That does not sound like "wrongful termination" in the eyes of the law. This post may help explain further: ...
A simple contract covering those matters should be enough. Get a lawyer to draft one for you.
Assuming the appeal was to the Mississippi Supreme Court, go to the court's website and search his name in the general docket.