What do I when the defendant I intend to sue is also the agent for service?
yes, you need to serve the person you want to sue. if you want to sue a entity--then you sue that entity's agent for service of process
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yes, you need to serve the person you want to sue. if you want to sue a entity--then you sue that entity's agent for service of process
You can take each defendant's default individually and then turn that into a judgment.
So fill out the forms? If you need help go to the Federal Building and ask for help.
You need a court case with them as a party. A Court can't issue an order against someone it does not have jurisdiction over (generally)
More likely than anything, you won't even get a default. But assuming your default was received and processed before the defendants--your default...
I'm a general civil practitioner which means I know nothing about Family Law... but with that said, unless there is a specific Family Law Code...
use the one from the UD filing at first. If that doesn't work, you'll have to file a new lawsuit.
yes, a landlord can change the terms of the lease when you change the terms of the lease.
Is this the Winters by any chance? If so, answer is next door. That aside, you need to file a police report and a petition.
First and foremost, you should hire an attorney. But as my colleague said: if you served it properly, you can file a motion to compel...