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Although there is an official statewide court form that must be used to file a civil lawsuit in Texas (Civil Information Sheet), there is no equivalent statewide court form to answer. That's because the statements you make on the form can affect your rights at trial, so you should have the answer form completed by an attorney.
If you're proceeding without an attorney, TexasLawHelp does have a generic civil answer form - it's the first related link below - but it may not work in all courts. Many courts have their own forms. The second related link below is an example of a court form that is available online. Very few courts have answer forms online.
Use the third related link to find your court - just select your county and find your court on the list that displays for that county. You'll see the court clerk's contact information, and a link to the court's website if it has one. Click the "Online Resources" link under that court; when the Resources page for that court displays, scroll down the page to the Forms category. If the court doesn't have the form available online, contact the court clerk to see if a paper form is available.
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Where can I go to obtain a lawsuit cash advance in Philadelphia?
You can find information on lawsuit funding at Lawleaf (www.lawleaf.com). Also check out http://local.ingenio.com/Service/Oasis-Legal-Finance/7357659 for legal finance information
How can you find out what is legal in Texas?
Check the Texas statutes and case law.
Where can one get information on lawsuit advances?
One can find information on lawsuit advances from the following sources: The Judge, Glofin, Money From Lawsuit, Law Capital, Global Citizens, Legal Capital Corp, to name a few.
How can I find information on lawsuit settlements?
To find information on lawsuit settlements, you can search online databases, court records, legal news websites, or contact the specific court or law firm involved in the case. Additionally, you can consult legal professionals or use public records requests to obtain relevant information.
Where can you find the Texas law pertaining to the legal age of majority?
The age of majority in Texas is 18.
Can a Default judgment granted against you without your knowledge in Texas?
Yes, a default judgment can be granted against you in Texas without your knowledge if you do not respond to a lawsuit within the specified time frame. This typically occurs when the plaintiff files for a default judgment after you fail to appear or file an answer. However, if you were not properly served with notice of the lawsuit, you may have grounds to challenge the judgment and seek to have it overturned. It's important to consult with a legal professional if you find yourself in this situation.
Is it Missouri law to have a legal form to answer a civil lawsuit?
It's not a "law" to have a legal form to answer a lawsuit in Missouri, at least not in the sense of a statutory law passed by the legislature. But forms are *required* by Court Rules for most types of procedures. If you don't follow the Court Rules for your court, the court may dismiss your case. Each Circuit Court in Missouri has its own set of Court Rules. You can find them at the related link below. Find the Court Rules for your circuit or county, and read them to see which forms are required for different types of cases.
How do you file a lawsuit against someone who is a convicted felon currently on probation for identity theft and grand theft?
First you'll need to do some legal research. Theft is a crime, not a civil dispute. You'll need to find the appropriate civil claim in your jurisdiction. Then you draft the complaint stating a claim and file it with the appropriate court. If you are uncomfortable doing legal research and drafting the complaint on your own, you'll need to hire an attorney.
How do you get the federal court to assign an attorney in a civil case?
The court system only assigns you an attorney in criminal trials. If you wish to have a civil lawsuit and trial, you will have to find and retain an attorney at your own expense, or find one who may take it on for a percentage of the settlement.
How to file a class action lawsuit?
To file a class action lawsuit, you need to find a lawyer who specializes in this type of case. The lawyer will investigate the claims, gather evidence, and file the lawsuit on behalf of a group of people who have similar legal issues. The court will then decide if the case can proceed as a class action. If approved, the lawsuit will move forward, and the lawyer will represent the group in court.
What is Public Civil Lawsuit?
Hi there! I looked up the phrase "Public Civil Lawsuit" in Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law (FindLaw, 2012) and in the historical dictionary of law (The Constitution Society, 2012) but could not find a match in either one. If this is the case the main FindLaw site has extensive information about civil lawsuits, but feel free to start with this page that defines and explains the basics of civil cases: (FindLaw, 2012). If you find information that seems to be pointing you where you need to go, feel free to find out more about in FindLaw, or find more research and documentation in the LexisNexis database of legal information. This database is subscription use only, but check with your local public and academic libraries (most likely your nearest university) to see if they have subscriptions to provide you access. The librarians there can also give you pointers about searching databases if you haven't used this resource before.
Is it legal to take pictures of public structures and sell them for profit?
Why wouldn't it be? As long as it's in the public domain. Just be sure that it is or you may find yourself with a lawsuit on your hands.
