How do i request to have a court date in georgia when i respond on divorce papers?

You need to fill out, file with the court, and have the opposing party served via mail (and fill out and file with the court a Proof of Service by...

My landlord tried to force his way in our house then physically assulted me and I have it on tape, can I sue?

You should definitely consult with a licensed California Landlord Tenant Attorney. However, notwithstanding that, a Request For Civil Harassment...

1. At this point in time and in the future, you should discontinue communicating with the opposing party's automobile insurance company because the...

Can I get my kids today?

If you have not been personally served with the opposing party's Ex Parte Request For Order, you can continue to comply with the current court...

What is my next step to finalize divorce of incarcerated spouse?

You should consult with and hire a licensed California Family Law Attorney to help you.

How can i present a video in court?

In your moving papers, you can request that the court allow you to present the video as evidence. You would have to testify to its authenticity,...

Can i file request to modify visitation at the same time i file for contempt?

For contempt, the burden of proof is on you beyond a reasonable doubt to show that the opposing party intentionally and willfully disobeyed a...

If respondent in divorce was properly served but defaulted to respond. What is the likelihood to get default vacated?

Well, did you properly serve and timely serve the opposing party with your filed Petition, filed Summons, and filed Preliminary Declaration(s) of...

Once respondent is personally served w/ divorce summons and petition, can prelim. declaration of disclosures be served by email

Please see and read California Rule of Court Rule 2.251(b) regarding electronic service by consent of the parties.

Once respondent is personally served w/ divorce summons and petition, can prelim. declaration of disclosures be served by email

Please see and read California Rule of Court Rule 2.251(b) regarding electronic service by consent of the parties.