Email that my lawyer wants me to sign stating I have no guarantee of a net recovery??? Do I sign?
That's pretty standard contingency fee contract language. Think about it: How can your lawyer GUARANTEE you a net recovery? I'm sure he/she...
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That's pretty standard contingency fee contract language. Think about it: How can your lawyer GUARANTEE you a net recovery? I'm sure he/she...
Get thee to a lawyer as quickly as thy can carry thyself. Seriously, you need a lawyer to step in and prevent that default from happening. One of...
You should never contract for a service of any kind without some prior understanding of what the fees and costs will be. This is just common...
If the money you paid her was for the costs of having you there (room, board, food, etc.), then she may have a good basis for claiming that the...
If you're capable of writing a memorandum, then write one, but as a pro se litigant, a memorandum of law is not usually expected or necessary. But...
$800, representing the additional funds you had to expend (above and beyond the $500 you paid him) because he failed to do what he had contracted...
Can you prove you paid more than you had to pay? Maybe, as long as you yourself are not somehow miscalculating. Can you get the case dismissed? No.
To state it simply: you can't have it both ways. Yes, your wife can refuse to respond to the suit, but if she does, then the plaintiff will seek...
Seems like a deceptive and unfair trade practice to me. You should hire a lawyer who handles these kinds of cases. Good luck!
This is a PERFECT example of why people should consult with and/or hire a lawyer when facing the prospect of sophisticated litigation. Be honest...