Can I sue Court for Defamation
The simple answer is no, you cannot sue the court.
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The simple answer is no, you cannot sue the court.
It depends on what the documentation says. Is there an easement for the shared access the 12 owners enjoy across the numerous properties? Is the...
You should be able to find an attorney who will draw up a simple QCD for flat fee. Make some phone calls and make sure they understand the...
Probably not - but you already hit on one key piece here and that is, what does your lease say?
You usually have the responsibility to verify all information prior to making an offer. These two things are pretty easily verified as well. You...
When someone passes away without a will, the laws of intestacy control. Take a look at RCW 11.04.015 generally. What that says is that in most...
I don't think we have enough information here to really provide any answers. 19 days does seem like a long time if the petitioner was entered ex...
Generally speaking, no. But it likely depends on what the objection actually says. In other words, was the document titled "objection" but...
As mentioned above, the 4 months generally runs from entry date of the will. There are notice requirements that can make this more complicated,...
I would. You'll need to serve them with the amended complaint and a summons, so the summons should probably include their name(s).