Can plaintiff legally ask a judge to rerule on motion for summary judgment?

A party may file a motion for reconsideration. You are generally not allowed to file a response to the motion for reconsideration, unless the...

A demand letter is not required but demand for payment is required in order for the issuance of the writ of garnishment. See ARS 12-1598.03. I...

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Trying to settle a debt, but creditor is making it hard to get anything done what can I do?

Just ignore them for the two weeks and then when you have the money call and discuss settlement. You can always ask to speak to someone with more...

Make sure that any part of the wall falls onto your property line. If no part of the wall crosses onto your property you would have to obtain your...

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The bank would not have frozen the funds without a court order to do so. The creditor is not required to give you advance notice of a garnishment....

Can 1 law firm take over a garnishment from another law firm that holds the writ

No, as the other attorney has indicated, the change in law firms affects only who is now representing the judgment creditor against you. The writ...

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I cannot find on line, either fillable or non, Maricopa county superior court form for filing answer/ response to a civil compla

I looked as well but the form does not appear to be available. The Maricopa Courts are beginning to use Turbo Court for online filing. You maybe...

My bankruptcy attorney has not filed my case and he's had my paperwork for 7 months & won't tell me the status. What can I do?

Mr. Oney's suggestions are a good idea. The only thing I want to add is that after seven months many of the documents you provided are out of date...

I filed chpt 7 & reaffirmed 1st mtg, can 2nd mtg holder foreclose on my house?

If the second mortgage sees that they will recover money by foreclosing,then the second mortgage will likely foreclose. The foreclosure proceeds...

Arizona is a community property state; so, if the debt was incurred during the marriage the creditor is able to sue both you and your husband. If...