Do interrogatories need to be filed with the court, or a courtesy copy given to the discovery department?
No, no, no. You do not provide copies of written discovery or responses to the court unless there is a motion to compel the discovery.
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No, no, no. You do not provide copies of written discovery or responses to the court unless there is a motion to compel the discovery.
Either would work fine. However, the larger issue is that you attempted to prepare a Motion for Summary Judgment on your own. These are tough...
I can't tell what is happening from you post, but it may be that what you think is the second opposition is a reply or a supplement. If you are...
There isn't enough information to fully respond, but in general, if you seek documents from a party use a request to produce documents, if you want...
You may object to Form Interrogatories, but be careful to use the proper objection. Using the wrong one or using every single one may lead the...
Does are just a placeholder for potential litigants. You do not need to dismiss them to set the case for trial.
No, those are just placeholders for potential litigants.
You are resting an argument on a typographical error. Going into court with that as your only argument will make you look petty and ignorant.
Try to resolve it informally first. Talk to you neighbors. If it continues then I suppose you could try to obtain a restraining order, but without...
You are resting an argument on a typographical error. Going into court with that as your only argument will make you look petty and ignorant.