In Fed. Court, Is It Good Practice To File a Notice of Mailing Every Time A Discovery Request Is Issued To Opposing Party?

You are required to send a certificate of service with every discovery request you serve or answer. However, routine discovery (and discovery...

Is it too late to ask for my debt in writing before making any future payments?

If you made a payment plan with somebody you know was a legitimate creditor for a debt you know you owe, it is not too late, but not asking for it...

What can happen in court ?

I suggest having an attorney look over the documents they sent since it is hard to tell from your question exactly what has happened so far. If...

In Illinois Fed. Court, Why Would Parties Not Consent To A Magistrate Judge?

In my experience most do not consent. The decision on whether to consent depends in part on which judge you have and which magistrate you have. ...

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You really should ask the question of Indiana attorneys since Indiana law will apply. In Illinois, there is no right to return the vehicle, unless...

Resale of vehicles after repossession?

For a private sale they only have to give you the date after which the car will be sold. Challenging the commercial reasonableness of a sale is an...

Can I get a loan modification from my bank with late payments and missed payments. My credit score is 530.

If they are offering, it doesn't hurt to apply. They don't normally consider credit scores when deciding on loan modification applications -- they...

In Illinois Fed. Courts, Do You Notice A Motion Before The Head Judge Or Magistrate Judge, or Does It Matter?

The main judge hears everything except matters that have been specifically referred to the Magistrate to handle. For example, sometimes judges...

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In Federal Court, Does A Motion For Default Judgment Have To Be Served By Process Server If The Defaulting Party Never Appeared?

You can serve them by mail with the motion. Most federal judges will enter a technical default first, and then set the matter for a "prove-up"...

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Can I sue or what should I do?

It is possible you were the victim of an employment scam. Most employers do not require you to pay for training. If you don't here from them...