That is not true. I know someone who is homeless because he fell on hard times, he still has a steady income and his ex wants to take him to court to get money he owed, she even has a contract that he signed but she is wondering if it will matter that he doesnt have a current address? Would email be sufficient? What if they have their last address where they rarely pick up mail at? Some homeless people have storages with assets and money. Just f.y.i contributor.

The 7th amendment was put in to guarantee the right to trial by jury in civil cases. Trial by jury in criminal cases is guaranteed under the 6th amendment. For more comprehensive explanation, seek out Findlaw on your search engine.

First of all, you have nothing to do but to accept it. You also have to know the pros and cons on the decisions that you will make. Remember, that decision will lead to the success of your company and you will be part of that success once that decision will fall into right place.

We were at war with Japan at the time.

I do not know of any modern government, then or now, that would allow a country at war with them to have domestic assets. Upon declaration of war, all assets would be seized This is common sense and a common practice of government.


If you are referring to the encampment of Asian people during the war, that is another issue, however, not on the surface how it appears.


WHen the US government seized property and arrested and encamped US citizens was wrong, and caused by fear and public outrage. Remember, that at the time, Japan had just attacked ships at Pearl Harbor, without provocation. At that time, Hawaii was a US territory, and I can only guess that it was a strategic outpost for the US Navy that Japan was not happy with.

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Due to the fact the strategy involves an organization operating internationally through co-operation and interdependence of its various offices, it has the centralization benefits associated with international strategies, whilst having the local responsiveness characteristics of a domestic strategy type.

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The federal government.

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"Alienation of affection" is sometimes used as grounds for the dissolution of a marriage. If the named spouse fails to respond to the divorce petition then the petitioner spouse can request the divorce be granted according to the state's default laws. When a divorce is granted under the default ruling the non respondent spouse usually forfeits his or her rights to a appeal any of the dissolution terms. It is always in the best interest (but not legally required) for the defendant to appear at a civil hearing regardless of the issue.

Most policy contracts do state a time frame for the payment of 'covered' losses. See Section I- Conditions, Loss Payment in your particular policy. // Try checking with your department of insurance. Many states have regulations on how long insurance companies can take to answer your questions and/or pay claims. You should also check for a statute that cover your own interests... like the amount of time you have to file a law suit. If it's been several months and the insurance company is not budging and you've already contacted your department of insurance... it might be time to seek legal advice.

No. Only the state can file and prosecute criminal charges.

You can report the crime to the authorities at any time. If you have gone so far as to begin litigating civilly, it is doubtful that the crime has not been reported yet.

Actually, this answer is not fully correct, at least for the state of Michigan, the Michigan Constitution Article 6, section 24, clearly says; "any suitor in any court of this state shall have the right to prosecute or defend his suit, either in his own proper person, or by an attorney or agent of his choice."

That being said, it is extremely rare that this is ever done, and usually the prosecutors office takes the case if they feel it has merit.

Also, it's usually done the other way around, for example, in the O.J. Simmons case, the family of the victim filed civilly and won after O.J. was aquitted on the criminal charges.

There is no "average", as many factors are involved, including:A) The type of fracture

B) The amount of medical expenses

C) The age of the victim

D) The circumstances of the occurrence that caused the injury

E) Whether the jurisdiction adheres to a theory of law of comparative negligence or contributory negligence

F) The amount of lost wages and other out of pocket expenses

G) How the injury has affected the injured party

you and your grandmother need to get a layer and prove that your parents are not sutible to take care of you wether it be economically or emotionally.you have to prove your in some kind of danger where you are at. and that your better off with your grandmother. focus on school,financial,and emotional support

For doctors in the USA, one can refer to reports by the American Medical Association. Alternatively, one can also seek profile reports from relevant specialist associations for information on doctors' histories. Many state medical boards do offer this information on request as well.

More than likely the defendant is using a technicality that can be as simple as the wording in the original filing petition(s). The party involved may be able to modify the suit or may need to refile the entire case. State laws govern the civil action process, therefore any remedy available depends on the applicable state statutes.

Definition: (ex par-tay, but popularly, ex party) adj. Latin meaning "for one party," referring to motions, hearings or orders granted on the request of and for the benefit of one party only. This is an exception to the basic rule of court procedure that both parties must be present at any argument before a judge, and to the otherwise strict rule that an attorney may not notify a judge without previously notifying the opposition. Ex parte matters are usually temporary orders (like a restraining order or temporary custody) pending a formal hearing or an emergency request for a continuance. Most jurisdictions require at least a diligent attempt to contact the other party's lawyer of the time and place of any ex parte hearing. * The judge decides whether or not a hearing is held ex parte, not the individuals involved in the matter. As noted, it generally involvedsRO/PO's where the order is granted, without the alledged offender being present. The alledged offender must be notified that a TRO has been issued before the order is considered valid. It is not necessary to obtain an attorney to file a restraining order a no contact order or a protective order, all similar actions regulated by the laws of the state in which the complainant resides.

They represent the plaintiff in civil cases against the defendant/respondant.

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Yes. In order for title to real property to pass to the devisee the estate must be probated. You will not become the legal owner of the land until the will is allowed in cour, an executor is appointed and the probate process is completed. You should seek the advice of an attorney who specializes in probate matters in order to clear the title to the property.

This means that the US Supreme Court overruled a decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, which had earlier overruled a decision of the US District Court and vacated the District Court's judgment. The Supreme Court ruling is saying that the Appeals Court made a mistake when the Appeals Court said the District Court made a mistake. The Supreme Court is also agreeing that the original judgment given by the District Court is correct after all and it is telling the Appeals Court to reinstate the District Court's judgment.