Can you represent yourself at an appeal if your attorney is representing you at the trial court level?
The trial attorney does not have to represent you. You can represent your self on appeal but that is highly recommended you have an attorney
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The trial attorney does not have to represent you. You can represent your self on appeal but that is highly recommended you have an attorney
I’d suggest you read Supreme Court Rule 10 on what is appealed. If this is an issue of solely state law, they won’t hear it.
Let me ask you this question. What caselaw do you have that supports equitable tolling? If you don’t have any, your case is doomed. The 90 day...
You need to look at rules 8.112 and 8.116 on stays and writs of supersedeas. You need to discuss this with an attorney. You may get stuck with...
First defend the charges. A civil rights lawsuit particularly a 42 USC 1983 action cannot be used to overturn a criminal. Since Heller some of DC...
I’m going to refer you to rule 8.104. No where in the rule does it say it has to be on the docket history. (It will eventually get there)… I’m...
Attorneys are not required to do anything that is useless or futile. If the judge said he/she would not approve anything less than 15, it makes no...
I don’t see a lawsuit here. You have no rights to be approved for any loan. While they may have gotten your hopes up for a couple of days, I see no...
Can I make an editorial comment? What kind of employees verbally attack an employee that results in a sprained ankle and stitches? I also wonder...
Sorry for situation. Medicine is not an exact science. To prove medical malpractice you have to prove that the doctor deviated from what is a...