Is a motion to dismiss before trial a final appealable order?
The denial of a motion to dismiss is not a final order (because the case may still be dismissed in the future and all proceedings in the trial...
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The denial of a motion to dismiss is not a final order (because the case may still be dismissed in the future and all proceedings in the trial...
The only way to have criminal charges dropped is to convince the District Attorney or the judge that there was not probable cause to believe you...
You would have to review the contract to determine if there was a breach and what damages might be recoverable as a result.
Your question is a little too general for a useful answer. You may want to have an attorney review the paperwork you have filed and discuss the...
First, you need to see if the attorney did, in fact, get permission to serve you by U.S. Mail. It is theoretically possible under the rules, but I...
It sounds like you were the victim of a scam. A very common scam is for a person in another country to offer to mail you postal money orders or...
There is no standard form for the motion. You will just draft a motion citing your authority and reasons for the court to grant the extension. ...
Whether the payment was a loan or part of your compensation will depend on the understanding and intent when the offer was made. It sounds like...
If the landlord has relied upon your notice to obtain a new tennant, you may not be able to withdraw it. On the other hand, if you talk to the...
Generally, your case must go to trial within 6 months of entry of plea unless your side waives speedy trial and starts that clock over again.