Is there an option to correct the courts mistake after the motion to correct error’s due date?

You really should have a local attorney review your situation and case on a prompt basis. You may be prohibited from pursuing a seperate lawsuit...

I Got pulled over in Mooresville Indiana and got a ticket for 70/55 , The cop said he didnt lock on me ,, does he have to lockon

No, not necessarily. If he testifies in court, you can use that against him, but that's it. Basically, it's he said, she said and it comes down...

What is the $ limit on garnishements

Indiana follows federal law that allows a creditor to collect the lesser of 25 percent of a debtor's disposable income or an amount exceeding 30...

I lost my lawsuit, because the court misplaced my response to the motion for summary judgment.

Your next step is to promptly file a Motion to Correct Error or a direct appeal to the Indiana Court of Appeals. It is very likely that you will...

Can/Should I return the car?

You may not realize it, but the answer to most, perhaps all, of your questions is in the paperwork that you signed. Read the purchase agreement. ...

You cannot meet with a judge in such a setting. It is prohibited for you, any lawyer, or any judge to have what is called an "ex-parte"...

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My wife wants to quitclaim deed the house to me,do i have to have a high credit score

A quit claim is a transfer of legal interest in property. It has absolutely nothing to do with credit or credit score.

In Indiana, a legal seperation can only last a maximum of one year. If you wanted to continue the seperation, it MAY be possible to continue to...

Is there a way to recover payment against a driver who totaled my parked car and is refusing to pay by filing bankruptcy?

You should consult a local attorney to explore your options. If he does file bankruptcy, unless the accident was due to intoxication or an...

Is it customary and reasonable for my atty to charge me for all email correspondence, no matter what the content?

Generally, yes. The answer may be very simple - read your agreement.