I have been served for a car accident. Should I be acknowledging in 20 days for 415.30? what happens if not done?
Tell your insurance company to sign it if they are going to defend you to avoid the costs of being personally served.
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Tell your insurance company to sign it if they are going to defend you to avoid the costs of being personally served.
You do have many questions so you might want to find an attorney who gives a free consultation to help answer them. Generally, there is no...
You need to serve her personally. Hire a private investigator or talk to people who know here and know where she might be, then have someone else...
I agree completely with Mr. Collins.
If it is personal property under $150,000, you may be able to use a small estate affidavit. Search for that in the state and county where the...
I agree with Mr. Stempler. It depends upon what the errors are and if they are minor or fatal. Usually the rejection states the reasons for it...
It really depends upon what the will says and if the creator of the will is living or dead. Have it reviewed by an attorney to advise for sure.
Sure, there is no issue with you initialing the bottom of the pages.
Trial will likely be much further out than 3-4 months. If you are not ready for trial, ask for more time and ask that the court set it out further.
Sign them either now or when you are in court asking the court to issue them. If you are going to submit them in advance, obviously sign them in...