How can I legally own this cat's kittens?

It is hard to say. The one who found the cat could lay claim to the mother, and thus claim all the kittens as well. You could all claim ownership...

Supplemental Discovery

Generally, supplemental discovery is served shortly before trial asking the party to update their responses to previously answered discovery.

Are defense attorneys or judges allowed to add on information to an already signed preexisting legal form?

You may have some claim against someone. Not enough facts here to answer. But, if the form doesn't impact your rights in any meaningful way, then...

My fiancée is at court right now and his attorney is not there. He has tried calling him with no luck. What should he do?

Your fiance can fire his attorney at any time. Then he should find a new attorney to represent him.

Is an employee of a corporation considered a "party of the action" in civil suit??

More information, such as reviewing the actual documents, would be needed to give you a thorough answer, but generally speaking, it is most likely...

Bending the Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) to fit the situation.

I agree with the other answers, and add that you can always cite to the Georgia case as long as you attach a copy to your pleading and provide it...

Can a city require me to change my property that was done by the previous owner and does not pose a building a safety hazard

They may be able to force this. But you have some good arguments in your favor. You need to take everything to a local attorney for a consultation.

What sort of rights does a contractor have if there is only a written proposal but no written contract?

I believe I answered another question you posted, but gave you bad information because this appears to be about a commercial project and not a...

There is no specific rule. As the other attorney stated, it is whatever is reasonable under the circumstances. It also might depend on the type...

I received. Preliminary lien 10 days later that I fired the contractor . Is it valid since it wasn't served when work started?

If the contractor had a written agreement with you, then they do not need to give you a preliminary notice. The fact that they did may just be a...