Agree with other counsel's responses. Also, be aware that some claims (fraud for example) are may not be discharged in Bankruptcy.

What do I do if no lawyer will take my claim?

There is no simple answer other than to continue and do the leg work to find someone willing to accept your matter.

Can plaintiff issue subpoena for same document that was subject of a req for documents?

Subpoenas are directed to non parties where production demands are directed to parties. If the production by either parties or non parties is...

What happens to my settlement if it's stuck in the Superior Court Bank?

As Mr. Daymude stated, if you don't file a response to the complaint, the proceeds of settlement will be distributed as the Court directs or as the...

Non party party who has only partially complied with a subpoena duces tecum

Send a "meet and confer" letter outlining why you feel the production is deficient and support it with legal authority and also state that non...

Demur to the complaint.

You are not "required" to demur and demurrers are really disfavored especially considering that pleadings are to be liberally construed and more...

Is it unlawful practice of law to help my fiance with his case? Do I need to be careful? What can I and can't I do legally?

If one follows the strict letter of the law - yes, your conduct most likely will be considered the unauthorized practice of law - especially when...

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Can I file a motion to reconsider or vacate a ruling that was not fairly given? I never heard the response from the defendants

The technical answer to your question is "yes" you can file a motion to reconsider, provided that it is timely. However, the larger question is...

Can legal arguments be raised in the footnotes?

If an argument is put in a footnote, that argument is not one of the main points. Rather, it was identified to raise a point. There is nothing...

Even if the damages are statutory as you say, many statutes provide that the measure and amount of damages are discretionary to the judge. That...