Very doubtful that the attorney gave a Power of Attorney to his paralegal. Though even if that did happen, the paralegal did not have authority to...

Through your mother's insurance coverage, she was provided with a liability defense attorney. It seems that the attorney is trying to settle the...

It's a bit problematic to be asked if something is "legal." If its not a criminal act (such as assault, fraud, etc.), and does not create a civil...

Your question is a little confusing. The other side filed a motion to quash service of the summons. Now you want to serve "it" correctly -- "it"...

Judicial notice is not typically needed for "pleadings" in the case that you are litigating. A complaint is a "pleading." If you are bringing or...

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If the creditor (Midland) filed a lawsuit and then proceeded to "serve" you with a summons and complaint, you must do one of two things. Either...

"Legal deadlines" is a bit vague -- more details about your deadline would have been helpful. If the deadline is for a response to a motion, you...

No. Written discovery requests are served on the parties, and not filed. The only reason one would file discovery requests and responses is when...

It is not possible to answer this type of question without analyzing the financial aid records (including loan documents), the rules and...

It sounds like the creditor sued you and got a judgment -- you do not say how long ago that occurred, but if it was more than a year since the...