If the accident was covered by insurance, he shouldn’t be suspended. He should either hire a lawyer to pull his driving abstract or do it himself...

Agree with Mr. Pont. If no injuries, no need for a lawyer. Report this to your carrier and they’ll handle it. If there’s a traffic or criminal case...

If you are seeking a money judgment, as I assume you are, and depending upon where you filed, you have to go through the Sheriff for service...

So you hired a lawyer. You have not said what type of case or matter. And despite the fact that this seems to be important enough that you are...

I don’t think it’s anything other than a working hypothesis and an honest error. Besides, there’s no real permanent damage. It’s definitely not...

I'd start by Googling who might be handling these claims and set up a confidential interview to determine whether this is a good fit.

You can sue someone out of state but you will have to serve them where they reside, either with the Sheriff or a special process server. It may be...

If you had insurance in the first place, you'd have options. Now, not really. You can pay it in full, pay it in installments, or file bankruptcy....

Once a 30 day notice is served, you will need to file a Forcible Entry and Detainer action with the court system and serve the tenant.

Okay, and your damages don't exist so why bother suing. The restaurant doesn't deliver to your area. They have every right to refuse to deliver...