I won a small claims case but it was set for a trial de novo...if i lose what should i or can i do
If you lose the trial de novo, then it's lights out.
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If you lose the trial de novo, then it's lights out.
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If the incident occurred 8 years ago you have significant statute limitation problems to such a degree, I would suggest it would be nearly hopeless.
It sounds as if you had an oral Contract that you performed and the mother didn’t. You should file an action in Small Claims Court and obtain a...
I agree with Neil Pedersen. Good luck.
By in large, there are very few options. To file a formal Appeal can take a year and a half to two years to get a decision, and the Court of...
If all else fails, make sure you show up at the TRO Hearing and personally request there be a continuance, based upon the fact that it has been...
The County that presently has venue over the issue is the County that issued the Order allowing the move to Salinas. At some point, ultimately the...
The normal go on this would be that you would have to ratchet up the situation by obtaining more and more attorney fees each time you have to...