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You can file a motoin to enforce litigatn's rights, and get a judgment against Enterprise. Ask to be able to get a judgement that can be... Read Answer
If you have made a claim against your insurance for reimbursement, you can also tell the insurance company all of the information you have about who... Read Answer
Theoretically, you can subpoena the cell phone, and hire an expert to go through it for gps data. However, I'm not sure that the Court would... Read Answer
You didn't ask this, but I'll volunteer it anyway. It takes two sides (at least) to settle. The only incentive a defendant has to settle... Read Answer
You should contact your electric service provider and see if you can confirm that the upstairs unit is not paying for electricity. If you... Read Answer
She can take that legal action but the question is going to be whether or not she is successful. If she has completed her obligation then her... Read Answer
I don't believe there is any special relief afforded to you just because they filed for bankruptcy without your knowledge. That is the wholel... Read Answer
Call the tax assessor in the town in which the home was located. You can also check the County Tax Administrator, and the County Clerk to see... Read Answer
If the bill was still not paid, you cannot have the judgment vacated. You can pay the bill, and then gt a warrant of satisfaction, meaning... Read Answer
You need to provide more informaiton. Is this a civil rights violation allegation? Were you injured? The type of lawyer you will need... Read Answer
Accounting malpractie Statute of limitations is six years.
N.J. Stat. Ann. § 2A: 14-1
It is my understanding that they cannot retain your money for more than 30 days. You should make an additional request, after the next billing... Read Answer
It is really impossible to answer this question based on the information you provided. If you owe condo fees and haven't paid same, you need to... Read Answer
you can't sue the Court, but hoepfully you can work with the Judge to get the Judge to understand that the calls to child protective services are in... Read Answer
Subpoena the footage. The clerk of the Court may be able to help you with the procedure if you don't have a lawyer.
When you don't pay the property taxes, the taxes can become a lien against the property and then the lender gets concerned that someone else is going... Read Answer
The Court requires a CIS for all pleadings. If you filed the motion, and filed a CIS with the motion, you do not file a second one when you... Read Answer
No - your answer to the complaint will allege that the complaint is invalid and must be dismissed because the person cannot represent the LLC. ... Read Answer
It sounds like a basic collection matter that most attorneys can handle. Call my office if you would like to discuss this.
An ifnormational subpoena means that you needed to supply information. If you have that information, then supply it to the office that is... Read Answer
Sounds like Mexican law would apply, so you'd have to ask a Mexican lawyer. In the U.S. I'd think the hotel would be responsible, but I'd... Read Answer
I don't know about legal versus illegal but it is certainly not ethical for the realtor to do so. I would contact the realtor's main office and... Read Answer
A tort claim notice is a notice that is required to be filed if you are bringing a litigation against a public entity such as the State of New... Read Answer
If your attorney's representation has not been up to professional standards of competence, and his/her incompetence has caused you damages, you can... Read Answer
I don't think the fraud affects anything the Notary has attested to because the Notary attests to the fact that the person whose isgnature appears... Read Answer