Is it possible to file the Motion to Dismiss in my case?
You should trust your lawyer. If you don't trust your lawyer, you should get another one. This is attorney-client 101 logic I am giving you.
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You should trust your lawyer. If you don't trust your lawyer, you should get another one. This is attorney-client 101 logic I am giving you.
Obviously your landlord is being a jerk. Write them letters, document it, if necessary take them to small claims court. But on the other hand, it...
The quick answer is no. Your lender cannot serve an unlawful detainer case for nonpayment of rent unless you are actually delinquent. If you are...
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Unfortunately, the answer is "no." Though, I agree there are some benefits to the borrower if the lender utilizes the judicial process. If there...
Generally, no. Each motion should be separate. Only the loosest of judges would allow this.
You have a multi-party small claims case? Really? Well, if that is the case, you can't add parties to an appeal. But the appeal of a small...
I agree it sounds like fraud. Report it to the police and see what they recommend.
In theory, yes, but the court is more likely to disregard a non licensed process server when you get ready to collect costs.
The quick answer is no. The longer answer is almost always no. And what you describe would not ever be a libel claim as the litigation...
Your best, or only remedy is to Appeal, and then once you have filed a Notice of Appeal, try to negotiate a stay of your lockout pending resolution...