If I didn't file a responsive declaration to an RTO ex parte order on time, what can I do?
You need to file a response. Your "lateness" will be relieved by the court shut down, as all these shut down days are considered court holidays...
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You need to file a response. Your "lateness" will be relieved by the court shut down, as all these shut down days are considered court holidays...
If your children have been removed, you have been appointed an attorney. This is an excellent question for your attorney. The short answer is do...
Yes, nurses can be sued for professional malpractice. The nurse's employer is also responsible for negligence committed while employed. You can...
So the answer to your question is no. There is a statute of limitation for cases such as this and you are long past it. Even if you had a...
Some courts review their own fee waivers so even the judge that originally granted your waiver may deny or revoke it later. And some fee waivers...
You need to comply with the order. If the order is too vague to follow, you can stipulate with the opposing party/counsel regarding clarification...
There is no rule that says that a parent cannot send a child to day care when they work at home. If you feel that this is not in the best interest...
This is an excellent question for your attorney, who is best situated to know what's going on.
If the order was already signed by the judge than you MUST make a motion to set it aside and explain why. What you've described is either...
She may win by default. Maybe not. But this is not a risk you should take. Have you tried requesting to attend by court call? And I agree. You...