How do I file a respond to a summons on a foreclosure. Could you tell me if there is a form I can fill out.

I believe you asked this question twice. I refer you to my prior answer. The is no general answer. You need to obtain counsel.

I agree with Attorney Hoffman's answer. Yes, you wife can move out and take the kids. You could move out and take the kids. If you file for a...

PROCESS OF SERVICE QUESTION

Yes. Any new party must be served with summons and the complaint.

My brother was in a car crash?

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that a customer and his family cannot recover against the bar who served him enough drink to render him drunk. ...

Wanting to know if someone can come after me for abandonment of loan?

Your question is confusing. Is the issue the mortgage holder sueing you or your ex-sister in law? The mortgage holder can sue you and your...

How do you respond to a court summons, is there a form to fill out?

You need to sit down and speak with an attorney. There is no general answer. It depends on the facts in your case. Also, most of the Ohio Courts...

Do I have to reply to a summons from common pleas court reguarding tax foreclosure of my fathers property? He is deceased.

Attorney Washington's answer is correct and you are named only because you are an heir and do not want to keep the property, then there is nothing...

Are there ways you can prove that your spouse is a drug abuser and refuse to get a job so you won't pay alimony?

With such a short marriage, one would be surprise if the court would consider spousal support. The fact that your husband refuses to work will be...

I have had at least three workercomp claims in the last thrity years. My back is now eat up with atriuts. is this still covered

The fact that you have had three workers' compensation claims in the last thirty years may mean nothing. You need to consult with an attorney. ...

Have many cracks in the drywall. Discovered a crack in basement floor 3/8'' under carpeting. Shouldn't the seller have disclosed

You haven't given enough facts for a attorney to properly advise you. You need to consult with an attorney to discuss all the facts in order to...