Can I include statements like "he is lying" or "the evidence will show that the Defendant is lying" in my opening/closing?
Closing yes. Opening, you must stick to facts.
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Closing yes. Opening, you must stick to facts.
You need an attorney as any allegation of child endangerment or abuse is serious.
You can sue her for damages to your property.
You may have a lawsuit. You would probably be best off with a Nevada attorney.
Object stating not relevant and not likely to lead to discoverable evidence and or simply answer the question that you just do not have the...
You need to hire experienced attorney to file for dismissal, seek insurance for you and to resolve your case.
Yes. This is a potential case. Take any evidence, photographs, reports, etc and confer with an experienced attorney.
The other party will have a judgment entered for the costs. Once the have a judgment for the costs they can garnish wages or take other judgment...
Yes, you can sue all the potentially responsible parties.
There is, unfortunately, no motion that would take care of this. If summary judgment or other losses had because you had no attorney and no time...