Does the Defendant have to appear in Court on a Plaintiffs Motion to Reinstate a Case that was Dismissed by the Plaintiff?

If you hurry up and make the payments, the court isn't likely to find that you have materially breached the agreement, and probably won't reinstate...

You have to file a lawsuit first. If you sue the police you can ask for The tape in discovery. You could also sue whoever made the call as a "John...

Can any motion and notice of motion file separately or jointly? Are there differences between Illinois law and Federal Law?

You should file them together. If you think there is some good reason to file a motion without a notice of motion, you are probably wrong. There...

Court Complaint: How do you dispose of many important issues without ending up with a big number of counts/causes of actions?

It's extremely difficult to advise you as to what to include or not include it in the complaint not knowing anything about what happened. I...

I can submit a declaration in my response to a motion for summary judgment ?

Yes. Keep in mind, your declaration has to consist of relevant admissible evidence that shows that there is an actual triable issue of fact....

Is a motion for summary judgment submitted in bad faith if it does not contain entire deposition (i.e. errata sheet)?

No. If there is something in the missing material that helps your side of the case, then it is your responsibility to bring it to the court's...

How can I get a copy of my property deed?

You can still get a copy of the deed. It's just that the deed will show that A land trust company is is the legal owner, owning the property as...

Sounds like a hot mess of a case. No, you can't file a lawsuit against the judge to try to win your case. You're only real option is to file a...

Standard real estate contracts have a five day attorney review and inspection period. Buyers can back out for any reason during that period and...

I lost the case I have to pay the plaintiff

It's ok to pay the attorney. The attorney probably gets to keep some and pays the remainder to the plaintiff.