Slander by neighbor?
Sure, but with no damages for this schoolyard nonsense, it would be a case of good money after bad.
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Sure, but with no damages for this schoolyard nonsense, it would be a case of good money after bad.
I would very seriously doubt this would be worth your time to sue about. You probably shouldn't have parked on the street.
I'd suggest that you hire an attorney pronto. The mail excuse is a pretty bad one. We are an electronic filing state.
Institute an action for paternity, child support and custody.
First, please don't spam the same question into the forum. Second, you may want to put a little effort into an actual question with some facts...
Legal aid isn't in the business of doing this kind of work. You'll need to either (a) learn how to do the process yourself, or (b) hire an...
So, about that. You don't decide whether charges are brought, the county attorney does.
Nope. If you didn't renew the judgment, the statute of limitations has passed, and you can't collect on it.
Calling the nursing home during business hours would be a good first step.
In almost all instances, no. People go to work sick all the time without complaining about it.