Can a pro se Plaintiff argue his case on paper only without showing up in state court?
I can’t imagine any judge anywhere permitting that. It would put the other party at an extreme disadvantage, in that you couldn’t be cross examined.
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I can’t imagine any judge anywhere permitting that. It would put the other party at an extreme disadvantage, in that you couldn’t be cross examined.
File a police report. It’s the law and your insurance company will probably require it. Then report it to your carrier. Let them handle it. Do...
Possible but unlikely. He scared you. That was a warning. Lesson learned I hope.
It is far too late to do anything after 10 years unfortunately. While I'm sorry for your loss of your mother in such a horrible way, I don't know...
Show up with proof of insurance and current payment and they should be dropped.
Unfortunately, that’s not a duty they have legally. You’re making the best of it using your insurance.
You weren’t injured by the metal so you have no case. Tell the manager and get a coupon.
Your idea of page, paragraph etc should suffice. Each judge is different so find out from the clerk what your judge prefers.
You would have a tough time undoing this judgment, and won’t be able to do it without a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer.
It’s dismissed so you’re done. Nothing more to worry about.