Can i represent myself in a hearing to reset judgement?
Yes, you can represent yourself. You need to vacate the judgment.
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Yes, you can represent yourself. You need to vacate the judgment.
I am sorry for your loss. You say the houses are in your name. Are you sure you that the deeds were under joint tenancy with right of...
You need a business attorney with expertise in stock options plans. It is purely a matter of your stock option grant, the agreement, and this...
I can answer the lawsuit questions so I will do that. As to the rest, research or pay an attorney: 1. No idea. 2. This would be county court...
Who is this person? The settlor? The beneficiary? Who are we? A trust is not "legal" or "illegal" so I have no idea what you are trying to ask and...
Either the fees are stated and allowed in your lease or they are not. If you believe that the fees are not allowed, then go to court and sue to try...
Weekends count. If the final day of the time period falls on a weekend, the due date is moved to the following Monday. Read the rules.
I am sorry about the issues. She needs to hire a lawsuit attorney immediately. You say she has been asking for 3.5 years on this and this means the...
I have never heard of a prior landlord or their management company advertising an eviction. An eviction is a public record. That record is normally...
The assets belong to the settlors (the spouse's parents) unless the trust states otherwise which would be incredibly odd.