When a deed restriction is violated and suit is filed is the restriction typically enforced by the courts?
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 28, 2011
Unless there is a legal exception, a court would enforce a deed restriction. There most likely would be an order requiring the offending party to...
Archived
Litigation question on ethics
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 21, 2011
Such conversations often lead to settlement.
However, you should be wary that the opposing side might be getting coached by their attorney. ...
Archived
How to proceed in a civil case when the Defendant is not responding according to the rules.
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 19, 2011
You might try sending some interrogatories and ask, for each general denial, for a list of facts, documents or witnesses that support the denial.
Archived
I am answering a motion for a summary judgement against me. I want to know can I later amend
my answer, to improve it.
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 14, 2011
Most likely not. However, there is most likely oral argument and you can clarify your position at the hearing and answer any questions that the...
Archived
I filed a Notice of Motion, sent copy to ex USPS Express/Certified. Do I have to send a 2nd copy, even if delivery was confirmed
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 13, 2011
You will probably be fine. He has admitted receiving the motion so he will not be prejudiced by the hearing.
In the future, just drop two in...
When is a reply in support of MSJ due?
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 12, 2011
You need to review your state's civil rules as well as any local rules.
I would consider the reply brief due at the same time as a always. The...
What is a "Notice to take deposition upon oral examination"?
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 11, 2011
If you are wondering what a deposition is, here is a brief description:
A deposition is one of the methods that lawyers can use to find out...
Archived
Must each and every piece of material I have to use for a summary judgement hearing be given to the opposing attorney before the
Joseph's answer
|
Answered on April 07, 2011
On a motion for summary judgment you will typically file your motion (which explains the facts and case law supporting your motion) and any...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained