Does A Party Have To Disclose Their Expert's Fee Agreement If Asked By The Opposing Party?
Yes. Absolutely. It's fair game for both sides. Full disclosure is required.
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Yes. Absolutely. It's fair game for both sides. Full disclosure is required.
No. The court will wait a while for the brief, and if it's not forthcoming, then the court will rule based on the record and the appellant's brief...
Did you appeal to the appellate court? You almost always have to do that first.
I usually send the original and 25 copies to the court, with a SASE envelope so the court can send me the extras back marked filed or received. The...
Yes. Service made at a person's workplace, if the person is present, is valid.
You do not need to serve the defendant under these facts.
Yes, but it'll likely be easy for the plaintiff to prove service, and hard for you to disprove it.
Go for it. But you're likely to have to pay one way or another. You're going to have to persuade the judge to make a very specific order to prevent...
Generally, upon the filing of a notice of appeal from a final judgment, the circuit court is in fact divested of authority to substantively change...
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It's almost certainly legal. Federal constitutional law gives parents a wide berth on how to raise their children, and any state or local ruled...