Any penalty or charge that can be brought against a judge or panel of judges if you can show they violated your due process?
As mentioned, the judges are immune. We elect them in Louisiana, so there is some (limited) recourse.
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As mentioned, the judges are immune. We elect them in Louisiana, so there is some (limited) recourse.
You'll need to re-post with more information. Was the child born here and then moved? If so how long ago was the move, where you notified of the...
If you signed for the purchase of the vehicle in your name as opposed to the company then you're still on the hook. Now that your brother is the...
Yes, you can move forward. If she wants to work things out she'll need to do so before the hearing date.
The mom can't take joint custody away - only the court that handled the custody order can do so. Mom has to abide by the rules that are in place...
Your claim has likely prescribed, meaning it is too late to sue him. You basically have one year to bring suit under the facts you've described.
The judge has the discretion to grant a continuance. I would suggest the motion to continue be filed well in advance of the trial and your husband...
You need to consult with an attorney licensed in California and not rely on your brother to handle the legal side of things (even if he is licensed...
If the fire was not the fault of the apartment owners then I don't see much recourse. This is a situation where renter's insurance would kick in...
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Consider taking her to small claims court.