I agree with my colleague Mr. Anapol above. I'd only add two things: (1) If you did not include DOE defendants to begin with, you cannot use...

He was most likely asking for an extension of time to file a motion to dismiss your case. This is very commonly done and very commonly granted as a...

You can probably contact the prison facility about this. You’d need to figure out the name of the service from them, most likely. After that, lodge...

1. If the two violations were distinct, as opposed to one continuing violation (they messed up, you took it back, they messed up the same thing...

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As I recall, the trustee will look at a 3 month “clawback” period (sometimes longer) where they will look for instances where you afforded...

I’m not sure this is a legal question that a lawyer could answer. You should take it up with the professor and, if the professor won’t budge, with...

It’s fairly standard language in any complaint or petition. You’d have to check Texas law to see if she’s entitled to recover her attorney’s fees...

In general, you may not submit NEW evidence on reply. Ultimately, the court has final say as to whether it will accept the evidence into the...

Here are the short answers: 1. You'd have to get the corporate records themselves, or something similar. Though I wouldn't worry about that. ...

Provided she's not petitioning for bankruptcy protection for some fraudulent reason, I see no reason why she wouldn't be allowed to do so. As...