Must you use cases to refer to In a COMPLAINT lawsuit or is this only mandatory in a appellate court?

You don't need to cite case law in a complaint. A complaint is a place to plead allegations, the ultimate material facts that are sufficient to...

Suing For Frivilous Litigation ?

A frivolous suit, by itself, doesn't usually get you damages or attorneys' fees. For malicious prosecution you need to show not only that you...

Can we receive more than the $21,200 relocation amount?

There isn't enough information here to tell you. A big question here is whether you are in a long term lease and what the remaining term is. It...

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It sounds like the process server reasonably identified you by name, and probably had your address for a reason. "Drop service" is generally okay...

If an attorney I had gave a settlement offer with a check and In exchange I would not file lawsuits or report the issues …

To echo my colleague: the point of a settlement /is/ to waive all claims, generally for money or another sort of consideration. Not every...

What kind of attorney do I need to make sure a cashier check transfer is done properly?

Another option is to contact an escrow company. All that an escrow company does is hold valuable things for all sides of a deal until everything...

Don't rely on email as your only means of service, particularly if you are looking to serve something that can knock the opposing party's case out....

I know that fraud has to be plead a certain way, but can a case that an attorney has completely purposely ruined and their…

I think this is a followup on a previous question. Fraud has to be pled with specificity because it is seen, or has been seen historically, as an...

A agree with Attorney Ruth here, but I will add that you are both making motions to the Court that say in different ways that the Complaint needs...

Do I need to use all of the exhibits I submitted?

No you don't. Use the ones that make sense to use during the course of your trial. Remember that the judge may not admit all of your evidence, so...