Affidavit
While it is a sworn statement, an affidavit is hearsay, and not testimony (evidence) except there are some exceptions where it can be used. They...
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While it is a sworn statement, an affidavit is hearsay, and not testimony (evidence) except there are some exceptions where it can be used. They...
There is a set of rules called the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure. You can find them on line and they define these terms. If you are planning...
You have to be able to prove it happened. The best way is to talk in private with a lawyer to go over what needs to be done.
By now you know you cannot sue the police. But you can have the tragedy investigated by an accident reconstruction expert. If there was a hit and...
You just object to any improper question, but many questions are improper only because they go too far. In that case, it will make you look good...
You need to discuss this in private with a new attorney. More detail is necessary than you could ever give here, and we would hate to give you bad...
You can't do anything to the judge. You may be able to do something to your roommate. At least get a new one.
I agree your best bet is to go to the police. You may be able to get a restraining order, but that can be hard to enforce.
This is why you have insurance. I know having a deductible is a pain, but just let them take care of it.
This is usually no big deal. The lawyer is probably intending to collect funds from several sources, such as PIP, medpay, UIM, etc. If those are...