Can an attorney file a summary judgement without having served you?

Yes, if he served you through publication, or another method of service (like substituted service), he can file a summary judgment motion and more...

Time frame for publishing notice in paper

Your question is not clear. If he's trying to serve you, then he has already filed a lawsuit against you, and if he cannot find you he is the...

I have proof that the civil summons claim against me is untrue , can I request a dismissal of the case in my letter of response?

The Clerk themselves cannot dismiss a case, but you can in your answer to the complaint file an affirmative defense and make a motion to dismiss...

What if this girl was messing with my fiance and she work at a doctor office and some how look my medical records up

Mr. Lassen is correct in that this is a HIPAA violation and there is not a private right of action for a HIPAA violation. However, while you do...

I fell on the ice at work in Feb 2010. I have been having trouble with my leg and knees starting July 2011.

There is a two year statute of limitations to file a workers' compensation claim in North Carolina. So, if your compensable injury occurred in...

For magistrate's court you typically do not need to hire an attorney if you have proof supporting your position. Magistrate's court is designed to...

Generally, North Carolina law clearly states that the cashing of a check tendered in full payment of a disputed claim establishes an accord and...

I am a pro se plaintiff in a civil action. It is the intention of the Defendants to depose me if this matter cannot be resolved

First, if you are going to be deposed it is strongly advisable for you retain an attorney to represent you in this matter and ensure your rights...

You can sue for a refund of the merchandise that has not been delivered under a breach of contract theory if there was a specified delivery date...

I just received a motion for summary judgement regarding a credit card debt. If I don't go to the hearing what will happen ?

If you do not attend the summary judgment hearing, then a judgment will be entered against you and the relief sought by the other party will be...