How do we serve process on a dba?
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I generally agree with the other answers, but you should note the following: --How were you "served"? Unless you were personally served (i.e.,...
Here are some suggestions, roughly in order of preference: --take photos, record serial number, etc., of the charger; --write to the...
Assuming you were properly served (assuming you are defendant) with "process" (usually a complaint + summons) in the first place, then Michigan...
No. But we do have a cause of action for "account stated," though you still have to file a complaint.
If you don't show up, you risk the court granting the motion based on your not having shown up. Whether or not they can collect a renewed judgment...
Doubtful, but you can easily find out with a call to the bankruptcy court clerk's office: U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of...
It depends on the court and, potentially, local rules of that court. Assuming that you are in state court, Michigan Court Rule 2.116(G)(1)(a)(ii)...
There are details that might be important to the question left out of your post--but, in general, filing a motion (even a dispositive one) does...
It depends. A court must have jurisdiction in order to issue legal process--including subpoenas. I can imagine a scenario (e.g., maybe a...