Civil Process

The right to file a lawsuit protects people who were seriously affected through medical malpractice, poorly managed facilities, faulty mechanical work, and other such situations.

lol no

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IN CANADA YOU CAN APPLY FOR A PARDON AFTER 3 YEARS. I AM SURE IN THE U.S. THAT YOU MAY APPLY FOR A PARDON. I DO NOT KNOW THE WAITING PERIOD.

Yes, it is illegal. You will be cited and your car will be impounded.

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Question doesn't make sense. You can plead guilty AT ANY TIME during a judicial proceeding, you don't have to ask for a stipulation (judge's permission) to do so.

no all lawsuits are and court cases are available to all who request transcripts. Some states do have privacy acts now that will not release your entire name (it would be your first initial and last name) and instead of an address only list your county or parish. There are certain circumstances that the records can be sealed celebrities most notably have been able to get this done, but other cases such as sexual or spousal assault, and of course cases involving juveniles.

This means that only attorneys were allowed at this meeting. ProSe is a legal term used when an individual chooses to represent themselves during a legal matter.

The best thig is to move her to a different school or tell he head to watch ths persn around school.

No. You cannot "remove" a lien without paying the amount due and recording an appropriate discharge from the creditor. The only other way a lien will become inactive is when the statute of limitations has passed and the creditor has not recorded an extension of the original lien. For example, In Massachusetts a recorded attachment is good for six years. If the creditor wants to continue the lien, an extension must be recorded before the six year period expires. If not done, the attachment will be no longer effective.

Makes no difference, just like in any foreclosure.

Once they get the foreclosure...the sheriff will come and evict you and move your stuff out...and bar you from the property...which if you try and enter..they will put you in jail.

Done a thousand times a day or more with tennents and holdovers all over the country

Amendment 7 guarantees a jury trial in civil suits where the value exceeds $20. When both parties agree, a judge, rather than a jury, can decide the case.

You would not have to answer the summons as long as the plaintiff agrees not to move for entry of a default judgment for you not answering the summons within the appropriate time. Also, if you do reach a settlement be sure that the plaintiff promises to and does dismiss the lawsuit when the money is paid.

There are 3 methods - check with the clerk of the court for service info specific to your state. 1. Hire a licensed process server to serve the papers. 2. Have the county sheriff serve the papers. or 3. Have a responsible adult who is 18 or older serve the papers. With option 3 you will need to make sure the person signs a return of service--sheriffs and process servers should prepare this paperwork automatically. Answer Try sending the notice by certified mail--signature needed by the particular person-- This worked for us and was a cheaper option. Of course, if they had not signed and made a reply to the court, we would have had to hire a process server.

There are several. One is a failure to properly warn the user that the use of tobacco might cause addiction to nicotine and has been known to cause cancer. Another basis is that the product is inherently dangerous and should not have been put into the stream of commerce. Unfortunately, courts have held that the use of tobacco is voluntary and most of the dangers are known, so the user knew this and chose to use it anyway. The companies also argue that the warning on the package is enough to satisfy the obligation to warn. These are near impossible cases to win.

Maybe, it depends upon how the account is established. Florida allows a married couple to hold real property and assets (bank accounts) as Tenancy By The Entirety. This means that if only one spouse is the judgment debtor property held by both spouses is exempt from creditor attachment. However, the signature card/account application must state that the account is held as TBE for the exemption to be valid. Please be advised, this does not mean that a direct deposit of wages would not be subject to garnishment. The garnishment writ is served to the employer and the garnishment amount would be subtracted from any auto deposit before it was made.

It depends on the language in the contract and the type of insurance, but generally the answer would be yes in most states. For example, automobile liability insurance policies are generally able to be cancelled anytime by the insured. You don't have to wait for your policy to come up for renewal before switching to another insurance company, for example.

yes in some circumstances. this described as a full and fair equivalent of the property taken from the private owner by the expropriator. the amount of money given should be the equivalent of the property taken by the credit card company.it should be real and substantial.

Yes, a defamation of character is a tort. It' the same as Libel and slander.

In Suits at common law, where the value of controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury shall be otherwise reexamined in any court of the United States, than according to the rules in common law.

No.

If a person is spreading slanderous statements about a co-worker, employer or customer, that person should be terminated. Proof that false statements were made must be given when a person's job is on the line, as well as some kind of proof that malicious intent was inferred. This is hard to do, but worth it in the end. A jealous busybody is destructive to a workcenter and negatively affects team cohesiveness. Behavior of that sort should not be tolerated. It affects everyone.

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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