Can I amend a response to a motion for summary judgment in Arizona?
Just file your Statement of Facts as quickly as you can. Technically, the judge can disregard it, but I don't think he will.
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Just file your Statement of Facts as quickly as you can. Technically, the judge can disregard it, but I don't think he will.
It is the document by which the moving party responds to the arguments made by the other party in its Response.
If you did not show for the hearing, you are probably stuck wit the judgment.
No liability for doing that unless he told a defamatory untruth.
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No,he is bound to the terms of the judgment.
Both will appear. The other side can comment on the change.
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Getting your money back may not be so easy. Oral contracts are often enforceable. The problem with them is proving them. See a lawyer.
They usually look at the papers at the last minute. They certainly wait until the time for Reply has passed.