That's tough to answer without a lot more information. "Stripping me of property rights and due process" isn't a very clear description of how...

In general, you should contact an attorney right away after an accident like this. Most (if not all) personal injury attorneys practice only on...

Someone falsified evidence in their initial complaint. Can they be charged criminally?

Yes, falsifying evidence is a criminal offense. No, it does not mean she'll ever be prosecuted for it. No, it also doesn't make a lot of...

In general, no. You spent money on an attorney defending yourself from a frivolous application for a restraining order. The court will not look...

It means the judge is going to review the case because nothing has happened since July 14, 2020. You/your ex-spouse/the court haven't/hasn't taken...

Remove my name from car loan?

Generally, you need the creditor's consent to remove your name from the loan. It's a process called an "assignment" or more specifically a...

The short answer is "hire an attorney." Most of the time, one threatening letter from an attorney is enough to get it done. If not, you may have...

The answer to your question is "yes, most of the time in ordinary civil litigation." Generally speaking, following the Rule 26...