Does the clerk need to inform me of my right to appeal a civil judgement?
Clerks have no obligation to tell you about appeals. You need an attorney to evaluate your case.
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Clerks have no obligation to tell you about appeals. You need an attorney to evaluate your case.
Join the Royal Navy. You won’t be able to join the US Navy.
There is no default. Case is looked based on merits not just your brief.
Just remember In a settlement you get something. Going to trial may cost money and you could lose. Trials are risky... I’ve had clients turn down...
I’m trying to figure out how you equate being fired for stealing as discrimination. Another person assaulted you, you can deal with them separately.
General discharges shouldn’t affect it much at all. There is no statutory bar nor is it listed in Adjudicative Guidelines ( if anything it’s a...
I agree... sue him... you’ll only need to deal with SCRA issues but that is easily overcome.
No one here is going to tell you how to beat a drug test. Find a job where you don’t need one.
Honestly find an attorney and file for divorce.
If the respondent doesn’t file a brief, the Court makes a decision without it. If they filed for MSJ they can be moving party. Not sure why it...