Will the plaintiff need to serve me a summons if the judge issued a letter to dismiss and rescheduled the court case?

It could be that a new summons will be issued for the new court date and that you'll need to be served sufficiency ahead of the court date.

My lawyer set my case for trial quit until i came up w/the money for the trial can they get a continuous for trial after rehired

At this point only your attorney can request a continuance because you are still represented. Without knowing your case history or the judge I...

I discovered on internet I'm being sued for breach of contract. How do I find out from who and how much?

Missouri attorneys have access to Casenet and can pull up a odd of the petition. If you simply ask one to do so that might work. It takes little...

Can my landlord terminate my lease and force me to vacate 10 days after I'm notified it has been terminated?

It takes a court judgment against you and subsequent action by the sheriff to execute on the judgment. Regardless of what the lease states, the...

Can I sue H&R Block for neglecting my case?

You should first read your contract with H&R or pay an attorney to read it and advise you. There's a good chance it contains an arbitration...

No, not if under oath. Regardless, people lie quite often under oath and perjury charges are very rarely filed.

I signed a document that I realized later was an affidavit.

Without seeing the contract you presumably signed under oath before a notary, it's tough to opine as to the ramifications. You should have a local...

How long do it take for a case to go to trial an for a jury to award them

What have your attorneys told you? They would know best. Was a scheduling order entered?

How to collect from Small Claims from a Business

If you are willing to pay an attorney to file a garnishment and know where the defendant banks it should be easy to find a collection attorney to...

Defendant and plaintiff agreed on settlement, judge dismissed with prejudice. Can I refile if any non-compliance or coercion?

Your post is hard to follow. You could sit down face to face with an attorney and better explain your situation. If you were represented by...