I sued a real estate company and realtor. I lost. I can't afford an appeal. Judge won't grant a new trial. What can I do?
You lost the case, and can't appeal. The only thing you can do is live with the court's decision.
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You lost the case, and can't appeal. The only thing you can do is live with the court's decision.
You might consider paying him what you owe - that would stop any post judgment actions.
If you win, court costs will be included.
In order to get a judgment that the seller has to convey the property to you, you'll have to sue the seller for specific performance. In order to...
If you act immediately, you can appeal to the county court, and have the case heard there. If not, the answer depends on whether the judgment is...
Some type of business degree can be helpful in understanding your client's business. Economics is a good general business degree, and I recommend...
See if he'll sign an agreed judgment in JP court (instead of a promissory note), and maybe you can reach an agreement that as long as he pays the...
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No matter why you are appealing, you'll have to file a notice of appeal in the JP court, and either pay the appeal bond or file a pauper's...
You'll have to look at your paperwork and see what you were charged with. If you were convicted of a Class A or B misdemeanor, you won't be...
Without looking at the findings of fact, it's hard to say, but I suspect that the judge only made a factual finding that you had done a certain...