Do I have to show up for a rule to show cause for a civil case that has already be decided
A "show cause" hearing is not something to skip. It doesn't matter that the case has been decided, or that you are filing for bankruptcy. A...
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A "show cause" hearing is not something to skip. It doesn't matter that the case has been decided, or that you are filing for bankruptcy. A...
You have to understand that a private citizen, like your stepmother, cannot "press charges" against anyone. The prosecutor of the judicial circuit...
It depends on what the money was to be used for, and what, if anything, the company did, or failed to do in exchange.
As the client, you call most of the shots in your representation. If you tell your current lawyer that you want a second opinion, he is legally...
Yes, your employer can require you to see a company-approved doctor, after you've seen your own, as long as the employer pays for the...
While it might seem that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have a "cause...
The answer to your question depends on who owns the house. If the current occupants have NO ownership, and if you own the house, either through...
Assuming there is no Home Owners Association, and no city ordinance prohibiting parking, then this jerk can park if he wants to.
If the photographs are not sexual, and all the subjects are at least 18, it is legal, but a little weird.
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