Is a deposition necessary and do I have to attend?
Generally speaking, yes a litigant has a right to depose the opposing party. If you're in another state, you can ask for accommodations, such as a...
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Generally speaking, yes a litigant has a right to depose the opposing party. If you're in another state, you can ask for accommodations, such as a...
If the daycare refused, he probably has no way to compel the information without a subpoena. Daycare receipts wouldn't fall under the medical or...
You would be sued for the total balances owed plus likely attorney's fees to bring the suit and collection action would be initiated against your...
Unfortunately, this doesn’t sound legally actionable. Hopefully you can address it with your school administrators.
While I agree with my colleagues that it’s certainly a good idea to consult with an attorney (or a few, to compare), it may not be cost effective...
You should consult with an attorney to discuss the facts. You or the home owner could be personally liable, depending on the nature of the claim(s).
My colleague is correct, there won't be any hearings set where your attendance isn't required. If both parties are unrepresented, it may be an...
Well that sounds like it would just involve his parenting time, not legal decision-making authority. There is no reason his out of state travel...
It may be a basis to modify parenting time because no, it isn’t fair for you to wait around indefinitely. Child support is determined by the...
It’s not clear what you mean, there isn’t any hearing set to sign papers. But if you missed a hearing you need to notify the court and explain why....