Is this going against my daughters rights?
You're right. The summons was likely served improperly.
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You're right. The summons was likely served improperly.
No it doesn't. In fact, the clerk may either not let you file the bill without filing an appearance. Also, filing the bill has the same legal...
The executor may pay the expenses with estate funds during the probate process, but you will probably be ultimately responsible to repay the those...
By subpoenaing the authentic documents from whoever may have them.
I think you really have no other realistic options other than those you've identified. But you may have the advantage of two bites at the apple, as...
Why even bother with a lawsuit? All those things can be replaced with less hassle, delay, risk, and expense of a lawsuit.
Since you seem to know this third party Is going to be asking for the protective order, it strikes me that the third party gave notice to the other...
Yes. The judge probably would have let you argue it, but it seems from your question like you were simply reading the text of your motion. That's...
That's not a basis to strike an affidavit. Affidavits are only used in proceedings before trial, to see if there is a question of fact. The best...
Du Page sounds good to me. Part of the transaction occurred there.