Subpoena prior to Service?
You'll need the judge's permission to issue a subpoena prior to serving the defendant. File a motion and request permission.
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You'll need the judge's permission to issue a subpoena prior to serving the defendant. File a motion and request permission.
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How can your name be "taken off" of a lease if you never signed the lease? If you signed and breached the lease expect a judge to enforce the lease.
Mr. Rafter is correct about the general rule but you could try arguing waiver or estoppel.
Yikes. If you paid by check you could find out where it was cashed. I think you have a good claim under Missouri's consumer fraud statute, the...
You posted thrice. Read the other answer received. Hire an attorney too.
Mr. Bronner is correct: read your lease. I doubt your landlord would sue you over late fees that aren't required by the lease. Hopefully you...
Read your lease first to see if it addresses the issue.
What are you really trying to determine? What's the end game? Did you quit because you were told to transport patients in your car? Possible...
It probably depends on the ordinances in the relevant location.
Litigation is unpredictable, especially in small claims court. You have a chance.