How do I respond to a Notice Of Intention To File A Lawsuit from a collection agency?
You can write to them and demand validation of the debt. You can also ask them how on earth they think this debt is not time barred by the statute...
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You can write to them and demand validation of the debt. You can also ask them how on earth they think this debt is not time barred by the statute...
You definitely need a lawyer. It sounds like there is an imbalance as to assets and income. And the court may award you fees to even out the...
Is that a copy returned from the court as a conformed copy or is that the one in the court's file? In any event, I would not want to hang a...
I assume this is a family law case. Based on that I think it very unlikely the subpoenas will be quashed, at least from a financial privacy...
Sometimes courts will carve up cases to try certain claims ahead of others. It depends on fairness and efficiency, and avoiding inconsistent...
Whoever you owe fees to can try to collect them from you. From what you describe it sounds like they won't be very successful. But they can cause...
Also eviction cases are very picky and procedural. Hire a local attorney who only handles evictions. You will save yourself a lot of aggravation.
There are books written about the differences between state and federal court. A couple of other quick examples of differences: in federal...
It depends. Oftentimes hearings are calendared in open court. The court and counsel check the calendars and a date is agreed on. Or someone sets...
You file the signed original. Use blue ink so it's clearly an original. The court will usually conform (i.e. file stamp) up to two copies. You...