I am the defendant in a credit card civil case.How do I determine the statute of limitations ?
The statute of limitations is calculated from when you defaulted on your payments. Yes, you can negotiate a settlement with the creditor at...
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The statute of limitations is calculated from when you defaulted on your payments. Yes, you can negotiate a settlement with the creditor at...
You can send the other parties a letter notifying them that you wish to sell the property. This should come from an attorney. If that still...
You serve the motion at the time it is filed.
Yes, this would be legal. You are an at-will employee (unless you have a contract to the contrary) and the terms of your employment can be changed...
Yes, you can do both of those things. You should attempt to work this out with the attorney/firm informally, before filing any official complaint,...
You should run this by a legal malpractice attorney and see if your attorney was negligent here.
If you live in an apartment complex, you should bring this up with your landlord. If you live in a home, you can have an attorney send the...
You should make it an exhibit. You do not need to have it judicially noticed.
This would depend on what your CC&Rs and By-Laws say.
Yes, they should know them. There is no requirement they HAVE to, but it would be difficult for them to do their job properly without knowing them.
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