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What if you get a summons and your living on SDI?

You must always obey a summons.


Is there a time frame that summons to appear has to be served before a set court date?

There is no set time frame for the amount of time a summons must be served before a set court date. Each court; criminal, small claims, family has its own set of rules.


How are you picked for jury duty in Kentucky and how do you know if you don't have jury duty?

The Jury pool in Kentucky is constructed with names from the following places. 1. Driver license 2. Registered Voters and 3. Kentucky State tax filers. If you don't receive a summons in the mail, you don't have jury duty. If you've received a summons and mail it back requesting a postponement or to be excused. You will receive a letter back notifying you if you were granted a postponement or were excused. If you don't not receive a letter you must appear for jury duty on the date list on the summons.


What is an affidavit of lost summons?

A processor server who loses the original summons that was presented to (them) by the Plaintiff must file an affidavit stating that the original summons whereabouts cannot be located.


What does the credit card co nedd to give you before thay can take you to court?

In this state before anyone can take you to court they must hand you a piece of paper. They can not simply do it over the phone. They must physically hand it to you. It is called a summons.


In California can you mail the divorce summons and paperwork to your spouse and will that constitute him being 'served'?

Yes, it must be sent as registered mail with return receipt requested.


Write a sentence that explains the connection between a complaint and a summons.?

A complaint is a formal allegation filed by one party against another, while a summons is a legal document issued to notify a party that they are being sued and must appear in court to respond to the complaint.


What does laying of information mean?

There are two ways in which criminal proceedings can be initiated, namely: (a) The laying of information ensuring the accused's presence before a magistrates' court resulting from an arrest warrant or a summons. (b) An arrest without warrant and a subsequent charge. A laying of information must be carried out before the issue of either a warrant of arrest or a summons. Any information, submitted to a Justice of the Peace (JP) or the Clerk to the Justices, leading to the issue of an arrest warrant or summons, must be in writing and must include information on the statute infringed and the nature of the charge. This is the text book version. In simple terms I believe this means that before a warant is issued for someones arrest or court summons the information about the offence must be presented to initiate criminal proceedings. That is if they have not already been arrested (point b above). Hope this helps, Demelza


How long do you have to hold your motorcycle learner's permit in Maryland before being able to graduate to the next level?

When you receive your motorcycle learner's permit, you must hold it for 9 months before graduating to the next level.


Who must the president receive approval from before spending money?

The president of the United States of America must receive approval from the Senate of Congress in Washington D.C. -Ilyaman


Can you go to jail for missing summons by sheriff in Maryland?

This depends on what your summons was for.Added: Although you must appear in response to a SUBPOENA, a summons is another matter. As stated above it all depends on what the court action was, and what the summons was for. Contact the Clerk of Court's office for further information.


What are your rights for not going to appear summons?

You must appear at the date and time stated. It is not really an invitation you can decide to refuse. You may have to provide information under oath. If you have an idea as to what the case is about, you can bring any back up paperwork or evidence you need. If it is regarding a divorce, non-payment etc., you might want to consult with a lawyer.