Are cases not considered duplicitous if one checks the "contractual" box and the other, the "statutory box?"
No. the complaint, not the clerk's cover sheet governs.
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No. the complaint, not the clerk's cover sheet governs.
In my view this is not likely a case for the courts. See a lawyer in person for a more full description of the facts. Good luck.
Only with a proper objection can an answer to a Request to Admit Facts be avoided by referring to some other source.
Once the court orders the mediator to be used, the parties must pay the mediator costs.
On this dispute you will have to hire an attorney. This is not the kind of matter that can proceed well for you on a do it yourself approach. ...
Yes, when you have a legal question you should indeed contact and use the advice of a lawyer.
You would have to quickly exhaust administrative remedies before you could even consider litigation
Yes individuals run into trouble when they enter the US on a tourist visa with the clear intention of marrying and staying permanently in the US....
use Form 8833, for Treaty-Based Return Position Disclosure Under Section 6114 or 7701(b) Taxpayers use this form to make the treaty-based return...
Contact the Innocence Project to see if your son qualifies. http://www.innocenceproject.org/how-is-your-state-doing/AZ