What happens when a defendant refuses to accept service for 40 days?
The time clocks when approximately served under Rule 4. You can’t get a default because of delay in service.
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The time clocks when approximately served under Rule 4. You can’t get a default because of delay in service.
If the Marshals served them, the Marshals will file a return/proof of service with the Court. Defendants time to answer is based on date of service.
Generally you have to prove you are eligible for benefits like that. The evidence you used three years ago would have been in your file. The...
Your right to due process was probably not violated. However if a judge fails to take a self represented status into play it could be see as an...
You don’t live in the city, the law doesn’t directly affect you. You don’t have standing to challenge it.
Calling the judge and trying to figure out motions with judicial staff is inappropriate. How can you win with prejudice against yourself? That...
My question….. did she actually consent? Did he help provide the alcohol? Depending on the facts of the case it could be a criminal case. Facts...
You need a good contract attorney. If these agreements are not in writing with an attorney’s fees clause, you will be paying the cost of the...
Your friend was not eligible for SSI while in prison. I seriously doubt she had any remaining balances. (Unless she was committing welfare fraud)....
If you have a confidential security clearance bad debt (debt in collection) can cause you to enter due process and have your clearance revoked. ...