A lawsuit on the active docket would have been postponed with the consent of the judge managing the case. Usually, a postponement has been done for a limited period of time or with a rescheduled trial date, in which case, the case will restart automatically. If a case has been postponed indefinitely to accomplish some specific purpose, you can ask the court formally by motion or informally by letter to the judge or trial administrator to re-schedule the case and get it back on track for trial once that purpose has been achieved or, if it has not, then after passage of a reasonable amount of time to accomplish that purpose.
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Yes, its called lis pendens.
Contempt case? I am not familiar with any law suit by that name. I would hope that the defendant had been required to produce the emails in the discovery phase of the law suit. Or the husband had been smart enough to provide them.
"Tort" implies a 'civil' offense. It is a suit for violation of "civil" law as opposed to a violation of "criminal" law.
Depending upon the agreement with the client, lawyers can get up to one third of a law suit.
Note: So far, the only "answers" have been statements that express a fervent wish for there to be a suit. The question is only asking if there is currently a lawsuit.
Yes. When a civil suit has been filed, the defendant must be served, or receive official notice of the law suit. The courts will often make up a calendar of law suits that have not been served within a certain amount of time, and will essentially tell the plaintiffs that if their case has not been served by the time the calendar is heard, their case will be dismissed.
YOU do. Violations of the law are violations of CIVIL law and the framework is in place to bring suit against a violator. . . all you have to do is bring suit and prove your case.
Giles Corey filed a law suit against Thomas Putnam for taking his land.
a paternity suit