How is it a Landlord can appeal a court judgement?
He has a right to appeal, and perhaps evidence wasn't available at the time of the hearing. Furthermore, you are allowed an attorney in the court...
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He has a right to appeal, and perhaps evidence wasn't available at the time of the hearing. Furthermore, you are allowed an attorney in the court...
First of all, what was your interest in the project? Were you partners? How much was invested? Depending on your status you definitely have rights...
3 things. 1. In addition to the fraud, threatening to file criminal charges is a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct for Attorneys....
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you can go in ex parte and have the motions heard before the trial or delay the trial.
because they are a government entity; and dealing with the and the procedural hoops you have to jump through to file a claim are a lot different...
as my colleague said, you could have done something about this "for years" now. There is a statute of limitations and I think it is one year. Sorry...
no. you shouldn't have expected payment anyways. if she could have paid--should wouldn't be in this mess. the only thing you can hope for is that...
yes it certainly could. i don't think i need to cite examples
what is her role? if it is your father's house i am assuming he is alive. DId he instruct her to collect rent from you?
I think my colleagues have given you really poor advice given that you have a criinal court date coming up; you should respond to the letter saying...