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Question: Send a Citizen Complaint to a Civil Grand Jury in California

Each county in California has a grand jury, which is made up of everyday citizens, convened annually by the county's Superior Court.  [1]   Grand juries have the legal power to investigate and report on the operations of local government agencies, investigate public corruption or misconduct from public officials, and can even issue criminal indictments, which charge defendants with a crime.

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Question: Win a Court Case

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Whether you have been sued, or are planning to sue, you can win your case at various stages of the litigation. You must understand the law as well as the applicable procedural rules.


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Question: Write a Letter About a Friend's Character for Court

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If your friend has been charged with a crime or with an immigration offense, then you may be asked to write a character reference letter for court. The purpose of the letter is to convince the judge that the defendant’s character warrants a lighter sentence or other relief.

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Question: Testify in a Deposition

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A deposition is, essentially, a recorded interview where your answers to the interviewer’s questions are given “under oath.” This means that—just like when testifying in a courtroom—you potentially face serious penalties, including fines or even incarceration, for lying (also known as “perjury”).

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Question: Unseal Court Records

Generally speaking, all court proceedings in the United States are open to the public. This openness extends to court records, which the public has a right to inspect.

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Question: Research Court Records

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For some research projects, you need to review court records for cases filed in state or federal courts. Whether you're tracing your ancestry or looking into a particular scandal or crisis in the context of a larger research project, you may need to research court records.


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Question: Obtain a Copy of Your Divorce Trial Transcript

You might want a copy of your divorce trial transcripts for a variety of reasons, but the most common is so that you can appeal the decision of the trial judge.

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Question: Testify at Your Divorce Trial

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Testifying at your divorce trial can be one of the most nerve-racking parts of the whole process, but there are ways you can make it at least a little easier on yourself.

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Question: Seal Juvenile Court Records

Most states allow people to have juvenile court records sealed. However, states usually set strict requirements that you must meet. For example, you can only seal court records for some offenses but not others.


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Question: Serve on a Jury

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Jury duty is a civic responsibility wherein a group of citizens is chosen to participate in a legal trial within the federal court system. Many believe that jury duty is one of the most important responsibilities a citizen can have because it helps to protect the rights and liberties of citizens through fair trial by judge and jury.


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Question: Postpone Jury Duty

One of the responsibilities of citizenship is serving on a jury. If you are called to serve, you will receive a summons in the mail informing you of when to show up at court.


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Question: Take Part in a Class Action Lawsuit

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Individuals often have complaints or grievances, but they lack the knowledge or funds to present their case to a court of law. A class action lawsuit is a single lawsuit that can consolidate the same or similar claims of a large number of people.

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Question: Write an Affidavit Letter for Immigration

If someone you know is immigrating to the United States, you might need to write an affidavit letter – a written statement you submit under oath that the facts within it are true.

Extend your stay in the United States by filing a visa extension request with the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) using Form I-539.


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Question: Win a Class Action Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit can be a powerful weapon for consumers. If you only lost a few hundred dollars (or less) as a result of a company's illegal practice, filing a lawsuit yourself wouldn't have much of an impact.

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If you have been injured, lost money, or have suffered any other type of loss in a way that you believe may be common to many other people, you may have the beginnings of a class action lawsuit.


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Question: Get a Restraining Order in Massachusetts

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If you have been abused or threatened with violence, then you are no doubt scared. However, help is available. In particular, you can get a restraining order that prevents your abuser from contacting you or coming near year.

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Question: Write an Affidavit for Proof of Child Support

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In order to determine child support, a judge in the U.S. must review financial information for both the parent who will have custody and the parent who won’t.


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Question: Opt Out of a Class Action Lawsuit

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A class action lawsuit may occur when many individuals, or the plaintiffs, sue one defendant, which is typically a company or business, for wrongful conduct.


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Question: Write an Affidavit Against Law Enforcement

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An affidavit is a sworn statement signed under penalty of perjury. You can file an affidavit against law enforcement in order to complain about police mistreatment.


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Question: Write an Affidavit

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An affidavit is a written statement that is notarized. If you are confused or intimidated by having to write one, read this wikiHow to learn more about it.


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If you are being abused, threatened, or harassed, you may want to seek out a restraining order against that person. If you live in Maryland, you have two options – a protective order or a peace order.


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Question: Sue for Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment in the workplace, defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature, violates state and federal anti-discrimination laws.

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Question: Sue a Parolee for Assault

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If you have been assaulted, then you can bring a lawsuit in civil court against the person who assaulted you. You may also be able to get restitution from the offender during a criminal case.


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Question: Take an Online Court Ordered Class

Many courts order people to take a class as part of their punishment or as part of a diversion program. In order to satisfy this requirement, you should find appropriate online classes to take and then finish the class before the deadline.


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Question: Sue for Nursing Home Abuse

All too often, elderly adults are abused or neglected in nursing homes their families rely on to provide them with the care and supervision they need.


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Question: Take Out an Apprehended Violence Order

In New South Wales, Australia, an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) prohibits a defendant from harassing, stalking, menacing, or intimidating the person under the AVO’s protection.


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Question: Win an Accident Settlement

If you have been in a car accident that was not your fault, you should receive money to cover your expenses and losses relating to the accident. Unfortunately, you may have to negotiate with either your insurance company or the other driver's insurance company for what you are entitled to.


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Question: Sue for False Allegations

At best, false allegations can cause serious damage to your reputation. The consequences can be even more severe when someone falsely accuses you of committing a criminal act, or when that violates the rules of your workplace or an organization of which you are a member.


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Question: Withdraw a Lawsuit

Once you've filed a lawsuit, any number of things might happen that make you no longer want to proceed with your claims. Maybe you and the other side came to an agreement and settled your dispute, or maybe you've simply come to the conclusion that lawsuits are expensive and time-consuming and you no longer care to pursue it.

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Question: Take Action for Violation of an Injunction

While courts issue injunctions for a variety of reasons and to restrain many different kinds of behavior, the most common situation is a restraining order or order of protection, which prohibits an abusive or violent person from contacting you or visiting places you frequent, such as your school or workplace.

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Question: Settle a Judgment

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When a lawsuit concludes, one party (the debtor) is usually ordered to pay money to the other party (the creditor). Enforcing the judgment can be frustrating and difficult for both parties, especially if the process drags on for a long time.


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Question: Win a Civil Lawsuit

To win a civil case you must prove your case by a “preponderance of the evidence,” meaning that if 51% of the evidence favors your case then you should win.


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Question: Take Action Against Partnership Agreement Violations

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A partner can violate a partnership agreement if he or she stops performing their obligations. The principal action you can take is to expel the partner from the partnership, which might be allowed by either your partnership agreement or your state's law.


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Question: Take Action Against Joint Venture Agreement Violations

Joint ventures are formal relationships between two or more companies for the purpose of taking part in a specific activity. Joint ventures are generally created when parties  Form a Corporation  or  Draft a Joint Venture Agreement .

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Question: Take Action Against Equipment Lease Violations

Businesses typically want to use the most up-to-date equipment to compete effectively in the marketplace, but buying and replacing equipment every year or so can be cost-prohibitive.


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Question: Seek Specific Performance Action from a Buyer

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A sale isn’t completed until the buyer delivers payment and you deliver the property you are selling. Sometimes, a buyer might back out of a sale. In this situation, you might want to seek “specific performance,” which is a court-ordered command to go through with the sale.


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Question: Prepare for a Settlement Conference

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Settlement conferences are used in all kinds of lawsuits, but they are very common in divorce and personal injury cases. The purpose of the conference is to resolve the dispute in a way that satisfies all parties to the lawsuit.

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Question: Sue a Car Insurance Company

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If you have had a car accident and the insurance company is not paying your claims as promised, you have some options, including suing the insurance company.


Question: Represent Yourself in Court (U.S.)

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In most cases, you are free to represent yourself in court if you choose; and in some states, you are required to do so in small claims court. This is called ‘pro se’ or ‘pro per,’ which are Latin terms meaning ‘for himself’ or ‘on one’s own behalf.’

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Question: Prove Constructive Discharge

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“Constructive discharge” exists when you quit your job because the illegal work conditions are so intolerable that you feel that you have no other choice but to quit.


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Question: Prove an Emotional Distress Claim

Most personal injury lawsuits are brought for physical injuries. However, you can sometimes file a lawsuit for purely emotional harm. In order to make an emotional distress claim, you need to thoroughly document your distress.

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Question: Seek Compensatory Damages

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Compensatory damages are one of the most common types of damages awarded if you win a personal injury or property damage lawsuit. Unlike punitive damages, which are intended to punish the person for intentionally committing a wrongful act, compensatory damages are intended to put you back in relatively the same position as you were before you suffered the injury or damage to your property.


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Question: Respond to a Request for Production

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As part of the fact-finding phase of a lawsuit, the other side might send you requests to produce certain documents. This request is called a Request for Production.

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Question: Postpone a Court Date

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There are many reasons you might want or need to postpone, or in legal terms obtain a continuance for, a civil court date. If you cannot physically be present for your court date, there are two avenues to pursue to postpone the date: by obtaining permission from the court; or by agreeing to postponement with the opposing counsel.


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After filing your complaint or answer, the other side might send you a Request for Admissions. This document will contain statements of fact which you must admit or deny.


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Question: Subpoena Documents

If you're involved in a legal proceeding, you may need to subpoena documents to support your case. The first step is to hire an attorney to help you navigate the laws in your state and county.

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Question: Subpoena Bank Records

When you are involved in a lawsuit, you may wish to review the bank records of a party or person. You can obtain these records by preparing and serving a subpoena.


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Question: Stop Wage Garnishment in Georgia

A creditor has won a judgment against you, and now money is being taken from your bank account or your paycheck to satisfy an old debt. If you've found yourself in this situation, you may consider it a financial emergency.

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Question: Participate in Formal Discovery

Formal discovery is the process by which litigants in civil cases share information and gather evidence they plan to present at trial. Unlike what you may have seen on television or in the movies, civil trials rarely involve "surprise" evidence or witnesses for which the other side was not prepared.

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Question: Stop Wage Garnishment in Florida

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When a creditor obtains a garnishment against you, it is a court order to deduct part of your income from your paycheck and pay it to a creditor instead of to you.

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Question: Oppose a Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict

When the opposing party in a lawsuit files a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict (JNOV), he or she is asking the judge to disregard the jury's verdict and rule in their favor.

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Question: Stop Wage Garnishment in Arizona

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If you owe a person money, that person can bring a lawsuit and get a court judgment against you. Should you refuse to pay the judgment, the judgment creditor can garnish your wages.

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Question: Oppose a Motion in Limine

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Generally, a party in a lawsuit files a motion in limine to exclude evidence from a trial because the evidence isn’t relevant or because its prejudicial effect substantially outweighs its probative value.


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Question: Oppose a Joinder of Parties

Under federal and state rules, a party may be joined to your lawsuit in certain situations. For example, you may have been injured during surgery and subsequently sue the surgeon.


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Question: Make a Counterclaim to a Creditor Lawsuit

When you borrow money and don't pay it back, the creditor may sue you. If the judge rules in the creditor's favor, the creditor can enforce the judgment and garnish your wages to get the money you owe.

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Question: Negotiate the Terms of Settlement

Negotiating a settlement is a great way to avoid the uncertainty and expense of a lawsuit. Not only do lawsuits take a lot of time to resolve, but there is no guarantee that you will win once it is all over.


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Question: Oppose a Joinder of Claims

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In the American legal system, "joinder" refers to the process by which new parties or claims are added to an existing lawsuit because they are related in some way.


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Question: Get Punitive Damages Without Suing

First things first. You  cannot  get punitive damages from anyone without suing them. A lawsuit is a necessary condition for getting punitive damages, because punitive damages exist to punish a particularly egregious tortfeasor, and that determination can  only  be made in court.


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Question: Get Wisconsin Court Records

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The process for getting court records in Wisconsin varies depending on how much information you know about the case, which court it was in, and how long ago it was heard.

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Question: Make a Request for Admissions

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As part of the fact-finding phase of your lawsuit, you can request that the other side admit to certain facts or admit that certain documents are genuine.

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Question: Join an Indispensable Party to a Case

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An “indispensable” party is one that must be added to the lawsuit otherwise the lawsuit can’t continue. In order to identify an indispensable party, you should read the rules of civil procedure for your court.


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Question: Find Court Cases

Court documents are the public record of the American legal system. Whether your interest is in historical research, curiosity, or needing documents for your own legal dispute, you can usually find what you need with a few basic bits of information.


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Question: Get Evidence Thrown out in Court

There are several ways to get evidence thrown out of court. Evidence is any type of proof legally presented at trial which is offered in order to convince the judge or jury of alleged material facts in the case.

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Question: File an Impleader

In some circumstances, you might be served with a lawsuit requesting you to pay damages you do not think you are responsible for. If this happens, you might have to file a third party claim in order to get another defendant involved (one who should ultimately be responsible for some or all of the damages).

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Question: Prove Your Ex Lied on the Financial Affidavit for Child Support

It is illegal to lie on a financial affidavit for child support. However, proving that your ex lied could be difficult. In particular, you will need evidence that proves your ex is lying; a mere suspicion is not enough.


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Question: File a Motion to Dismiss in Georgia

When someone files a lawsuit against you, you have a limited amount of time to respond. You can respond to the substance of the complaint by denying the allegations.

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Question: File a Motion to Set Aside Judgment

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In most situations, you must appeal to a higher court if you are unhappy with how your lawsuit turned out. However, in some limited circumstances, you might be able to have the judgment against you set aside.


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Question: Request an Updated Financial Affidavit from Your Ex

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People involved in family law disputes often have to fill out financial affidavits, especially when child support or alimony is being considered. The affidavit lists each person’s sources of income, monthly expenses, and debts.


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Question: Write a Character Affidavit for Child Custody

If you have a friend or relative involved in a contested custody case, s/he may ask you for a character affidavit. You would provide sworn testimony under penalty of perjury about things you have witnessed regarding his/her moral and ethical character.


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Question: Write a Plaintiff's Affidavit

A “plaintiff” is someone who brings a lawsuit in court. Often, plaintiffs need to swear to the truth of any information they submit to the court. They can accomplish this by completing an affidavit, which they sign under penalty of perjury.

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Question: Stop a Wage Garnishment in California

A wage garnishment is an order from a court or government agency that is sent to your employer requesting that they withhold a certain amount of money from your paycheck in order to pay back someone you owe (a creditor).


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Question: Find a Legal Printer for US Supreme Court Documents

If you're ready to take your case all the way to the Supreme Court, the first thing you'll notice is the complexity of the seemingly archaic formatting rules for documents filed with the Supreme Court.

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Question: Prove a No‐Contact Order Has Been Broken

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A judge typically issues a no-contact order when someone is convicted of domestic violence. The order also may be associated with divorce or other civil cases that allege abuse or domestic violence.

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Question: Get an Affidavit of Support

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Immigrating to the United States is a lengthy and involved process. Part of that process frequently includes obtaining a sponsor who will swear to financially support you if you are unable to support yourself while in the United States.

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Question: Stop a Wage Garnishment in Ohio

If you had a credit card and got behind on payments – maybe you had an illness or lost your job – the creditor may have sued you for the bad debt. Provided a judge rules you owe the creditor money, the creditor has the right to use garnishment to collect that money.

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Question: Get an Injunction

An injunction is a court-ordered command to do something or, more often, to not do something. Typically, people bring lawsuits seeking money compensation; however, sometimes money compensation is inadequate to truly protect you.


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Question: Prevent Garnishment from a Collection Agency

If you get behind on your payments to a creditor, your debt may be sold to a collection agency. Collection agencies pursue aggressive strategies to get money from you, up to and including suing you for the debt and having your wages garnished.

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Question: Stop a Garnishment in Virginia

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If you owe someone money, that person might garnish your wages in order to collect payment. When your wages are garnished, your employer withholds a portion of your disposable income and sends it either to the court or to the creditor.

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Question: Obtain a Temporary Restraining Order

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You don’t have to put up with abuse. If you’ve been harmed or harassed, then you can seek legal protection by getting a temporary restraining order.

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Question: Obtain a Restraining Order In the United States

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A restraining order, also called a protective order, can protect you if someone is threatening, harassing, or physically harming you. There are several different types of restraining orders in the United States, issued by different courts with different scopes and durations.

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Question: Get a Restraining Order in Washington State

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If you are being abused or harassed, then you can seek a restraining order from a court. The restraining order (also called a “protection order”) will limit the ability of the abuser or harasser to contact you or come near you.

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If you live in Los Angeles and someone is stalking you or threatening your safety, you can go to court and ask a judge to issue a restraining order against that person.

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Question: File a Motion in Limine

You make a motion in limine before a trial starts. In your motion, you can argue that the judge should exclude certain information, usually because the information has no real relevance but will be unduly prejudicial to you.

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Question: Get a Restraining Order in Missouri

If you live in Missouri and are being stalked or abused, you can get a judge to issue a restraining order that forbids that person from contacting you or coming near your home, school, or place of work.

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Question: Get a Restraining Order in Oregon

If someone has abused you or threatened your safety in Oregon, you can get a restraining order to help protect you and your children.  [1]   The order requires the restrained person to stay away from you, your home, and your place of work.


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Question: File a Lawsuit Without a Lawyer

Although laws and legal procedures can be complex and cumbersome, it isn't impossible to file a lawsuit on your own without a lawyer. In fact, some small claims courts – state courts designed for monetary claims generally of only a few thousand dollars – don't even allow attorneys to practice.


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Question: File a Lawsuit in Massachusetts

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Sometimes if you have a dispute with a company or another person, the only way to resolve it is to take them to court. Although you should try to use a lawsuit only as a last resort after you've exhausted all other options and still haven't gotten what you believe you deserve, once you decide to file the state of Massachusetts has many resources if you want to file a suit yourself.


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There are many types of lawsuits you can bring. For example, you might file suit for a divorce or to seek child custody. More often, however, you will want to file suit because someone has wronged you in some way: they broke a contract or injured you in an accident.


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If you have a dispute with a business or another person in Arizona and you want to file a lawsuit, you have several different types of court at your disposal.


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A lawsuit is a means of compelling someone who has harmed you, in violation of the law, to compensate you monetarily for damages you have suffered. Because taking an issue to the courts can cost both parties a great deal of time and money, filing a lawsuit should only be considered if you have a legitimate dispute that cannot be solved by other means.

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When you file a motion for joinder of claims, you are asking the court to add a new claim to be considered in an existing lawsuit – either because it arose out of the same dispute or transaction, or because it involves the same parties.


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After the plaintiff starts a lawsuit by filing a complaint, you can respond by filing an “answer” or a “demurrer.” In a demurrer, you argue that the plaintiff has not stated a legitimate legal claim and ask that the judge dismiss the complaint.

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In a dissolution/divorce in California, the respondent has 30 days from the date he/she was served a Petition for the Dissolution of Marriage / Domestic Partnership to file a Response to the Dissolution of Marriage / Domestic Partnership with the county superior court.


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Most states require construction contractors to be licensed and bonded. The bond is similar to an insurance contract – if the contractor fails to perform in any way under the contract, you can file a claim against the bond to get the money you're owed.


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Question: File a Civil Lawsuit in Texas

If you have a dispute with another person or a business in Texas, you may find it necessary to sue in court to get the result you desire. Civil courts handle cases involving money damages, or cases in which you need a judge to order the other party to do something, such as delivering property to you.


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Sometimes, you may want to file a lawsuit against someone because of a disagreement you had with them or an injury they caused. If you want to recover money from someone, you should file a lawsuit against them in civil court.


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When someone else injures you or damages your property, you may decide you want to file a lawsuit. Civil lawsuits can cover a multitude of damages, including those occurring from accidents or from breach of contract.


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Question: File a Court Proceeding to Compel Arbitration As the Complainant

Many people are familiar with responding to a lawsuit with a motion to compel arbitration. However, you can also file a petition to compel even when no lawsuit is pending.


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Question: Fight a Minor in Possession Charge

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If you are underage, you are not permitted to have any alcohol on your person in the United States. When a police officer catches you drinking or under the influence, they likely will write you a citation for "minor in possession."


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When you're served with a lawsuit, your first response probably is to try to figure out a way to get rid of it. If you can find a way to have the lawsuit dismissed, it will save you a lot of time and money.


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Question: Defend Yourself in an Alienation of Affection Lawsuit

When a marriage turns sour, one of the spouses might be looking to blame someone else. In a few states, this spouse can file an “alienation of affection” lawsuit against a third party.


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A contract is a legal agreement made between at least two people. There are two kinds: express and implied. With an express contract, the contract’s terms are explicitly stated and agreed to by the parties.


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Question: Defend Against Construction Contract Violation Claims

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A construction contract contains the agreement between the contractor and the client. Either may violate the contract. For example, the contractor may simply stop working.


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In Florida, a restraining order is called an “injunction for protection.” It is issued by a civil court and commands the person named in the restraining order to refrain from doing something, usually contacting you or your children or coming within a specified distance of you (say 500 feet).


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Whether they are a spurned lover, a nasty neighbor, or a creepy co-worker, if someone is stalking you, harassing you, or threatening the safety and security of you or your family, you may want to get a restraining order against them.


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Question: Get a Protective Order In the United States

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If you believe that you or a spouse or family member is the victim of domestic violence, harassment, bullying, or some other behavior that makes you fear for your safety or that family member’s safety, you may wish to seek a protective order from a court.


Question: Dismiss a Civil Court Case

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If you file a lawsuit, you may want to withdraw that lawsuit, either because you have come to a settlement with the defendant or because you want to delay the litigation.


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You don't have to be a reporter or influential executive to have someone sue you in state or federal court for making false allegations against them.


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Question: Garnish Wages in Virginia

Wage garnishment is a legal method of debt collection. You can request a court order instructing the debtor's employer to withhold some of the debtor's earnings to pay for a court judgment, child support, or other debt.

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A court order is a written or spoken decision made by a judge. A court order will instruct a party (either an individual or a business) to either do something or not do something.


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Wage garnishment is a legal method of debt collection available in certain circumstances. For example, an employer may withhold the earnings of an employee under a court order because the employee failed to pay child support.


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Question: Get a Divorce Decree

A divorce decree is a final judgment of the court, granting a couple’s divorce. Oftentimes the decree contains all of the terms of the divorce, such as how the marital debt and assets are to be divided, who will maintain custody of the children, and how much alimony, or spousal maintenance, will be paid, and when the non-custodial parent will get visitation, or parenting time, with the children.


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Protective orders go by different names in different states. The most common name is a "restraining order." Protective orders are intended to protect victims from abuse by restraining the abuser from doing something, usually from coming within a certain distance of the victim.

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Question: Fight a Restraining Order

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The consequences of having a restraining order issued against you can be severe. Judges can mandate that the party ordered to stay away (the respondent) must pay support to the other party, relinquish the use of a shared dwelling or vehicle, turn over any guns and ammunition they may have, or pay restitution to the party requesting the order (the petitioner).

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Question: Garnish Someone's Wages

Wage garnishment is a legal method of debt collection available in certain circumstances. For instance, an employer may withhold the earnings of an employee under a court order due to an employee’s failure to pay child support or failure to pay a court judgment.

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Question: Drop a Restraining Order

A restraining order may be dropped only by permission of the court. It is not dissolved solely because you and the abuser have chosen to live together again.


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A protective order is also called a “restraining order.” When someone feels threatened by you, they can go to court and get a protective order. This person is called the Petitioner.

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Question: File a Motion to Stop Wage Garnishment

Wage garnishment is a procedure by which your employer withholds a portion of your earnings to pay some debt or obligation. Wages can be garnished to pay child support, alimony, back taxes, or a judgment in a lawsuit.

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A restraining order is issued by a judge. It prohibits an individual from coming near the person protected by the order. A restraining order can limit the restrained party from contacting or communicating with the protected person.


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Question: Defend Against Breach of Purchase and Sale Agreement Claims

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When you buy or sell real property you will execute a purchase and sale agreement. The agreement is a contract that lays outs the details of the deal and the conditions upon which the deal is being made.

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As the general contractor on a construction project, you might want to require that first-tier subcontractors be bonded. Typically, these subcontractors can get performance bonds and payment bonds.

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If you have suffered a personal injury or property damages for which you think a government entity is liable, the process is a little more complicated than if you simply wanted to sue an individual.


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If you have lost a case in civil court, you can challenge the court's decision through an appeal.  [1]   Basically, you are asking a higher court to review the case and determine if the judge applied the law correctly.

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Anyone whose civil rights have been violated has the right to file a lawsuit, and that's where civil rights attorneys come in. Typically passionate about a particular group or cause, civil rights attorneys fight to protect people against discrimination and infringement of their rights embodied in federal civil rights acts and in the Bill of Rights to the Constitution.

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Arbitration is one method many people choose to avoid the crowded U.S. court system when resolving their disputes. Arbitration is a lot like a court trial, but disputes are resolved by arbitrators rather than juries.

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Question: Avoid a Retaliation Lawsuit

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When an employee complains about discrimination or harassment due to a protected status such as race, age, gender or disability, the employer or other employees may become angry and retaliate, or take negative action, against the employee who complained.

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If you have just finished a civil trial to which you were a party, just because you received an unfavorable judgment does not mean that you don't have options.


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It is critical that you answer Request for Admissions promptly and adequately. As soon as you receive the Request, you should read it and begin drafting your answers.

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Question: Address a Judge in Court

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If you represent yourself in a legal matter, you will need to know how to address a judge appropriately. A judge has control in the courtroom and, in many civil cases, will make many decisions in your case.

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Being served with a summons and complaint by a sheriff's deputy can be a frightening experience. Even if you had a general expectation that someone was planning to sue you, actually getting the papers can still be a shock.


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If you are served with a summons and complaint, it means an individual or company is suing you in civil court. The summons notifies you that you are being sued, while the complaint provides details regarding who is suing you and why.

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Question: Find a Class Action Lawsuit

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If a large group of people have the same or similar injuries – whether physical or monetary – caused by the same product or service, they may have the ability to come together as a group and sue the responsible company in a class action lawsuit.

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Approximately one-third of all practicing attorneys in the United States are women, and women make up more than half of modern law school graduating classes.


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Often new drugs are released without a full understanding of their potential side effects, and people become seriously ill as a result. Through class action lawsuits, a large group of people with the same or similar injuries come together to sue the drug company for compensation for the harm they've suffered.

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Class action lawsuits are filed by attorneys on behalf of a group of people that have been injured by the policies or actions of a company. These types of lawsuits could concern illegal salary and hiring procedures, harmful medications, or dangerous products.


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If you are injured by a defective medical device, then you might want to sue the manufacturer for compensation. You might also have the option of joining an existing class action.


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If you receive a summons for jury duty, you typically must appear in court. If you disobey this order, you may be subject to stiff fines or even jail time.


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A class action lawsuit is brought by a group of plaintiffs who have suffered similar injuries caused by the defendant.  [1]   For example, if a defendant’s product injured thousands of people around the country, then a group of plaintiffs (called the “representative” or “named” plaintiffs) can move to certify the lawsuit as a class action.


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Question: Survive Jury Duty

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Most people let out a pretty solid groan when they see they’ve been called for jury duty. However, for most people, jury duty will only mean a day of service (sometimes not even a full day).

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A protection order is granted by a judge in certain cases (e.g., domestic violence, assaults, criminal trespassing) and requires the defendant to stay away from you (the victim).

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If you owe child support or lost a lawsuit, then your wages may be garnished. In order to dispute the garnishment, you need to first figure out how much of your weekly wages are automatically exempted by law.


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When a person owes you money, it's important to understand all options available to you to receive repayment. For instance, knowing how to apply for an attachment of earnings order is one of those options.

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If you are sued in a class action, then it is critical that you react quickly by hiring a lawyer. A class action is a lawsuit a group of plaintiffs brings to sue for similar injuries.

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If you lose a court case, you might want to consider appealing the decision ("judgment"). In an appeal, you're basically asking a higher authority (an “appellate” court) to review the case, and to decide that the decision was a mistake.


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If you receive a judgment by a court ordering someone to pay you money, the court will not collect the judgment for you. You must collect it yourself.

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If you or your children are going through abuse or getting threats, you can get a restraining order against your abuser. The threats can be from a domestic partner, family member, or stranger.

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Question: Seek a Voluntary Dismissal

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You might want to voluntarily dismiss a lawsuit for a variety of reasons. For example, you might have settled the dispute, or you might want to sue in a different court.

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An intervenor is a third party who voluntarily joins a pending lawsuit. This person may be joining the plaintiff or the defendant, or may have their own claims against either party.


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If you live in Australia and someone is threatening the personal safety of you or your immediate family, you can apply for an intervention order – also known as a restraining order or order of protection.

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A subpoena is a legal document that orders the recipient (whether a person or an organization) to provide sworn testimony at a predetermined time and place pertaining to a legal investigation or proceeding.

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If someone files a lawsuit against you, you have a limited period of time to respond – usually within a couple of weeks.  [1]   If you think they filed in the wrong court, or don't have any legitimate reason to sue you, consider filing a motion to dismiss.


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When a plaintiff sues you for money or the return of property, you can defend yourself in civil court. You have another legal remedy if the plaintiff is actually at fault.

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Jury duty is a civic obligation of every citizen. If you are told to report for jury duty, you will need to fill out a questionnaire and mail it in.


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Jury service is mandatory, and anyone called to jury duty who is not excused prior to the date on their summons may face stiff fines or even time in jail for contempt.


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Congrats! You've been randomly selected from a pool of registered voters residing in Multnomah County and now it's your turn to fulfill your civic duty for at least two days.


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While in many countries it is a citizen's duty to serve occasionally on a jury, there are some ways to avoid such duty if it would prove a true hardship.

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Serving as a trial juror at any level of trial court is a fascinating experience, but to reach that level you need to prepare yourself at several different levels.


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Depending on who you ask, jury duty is either an extremely important part of participating in democracy or an extremely big waste of time. Jurors are placed in a very formal setting with judges, witnesses, and attorneys.


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Question: Get Out of Federal Jury Duty

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Federal district courts select citizens for federal jury service from lists of registered voters and driver’s license holders.  [1]   If you are summoned for jury service, you still may not be asked to serve.

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In the United States, Jury duty is a civic responsibility that should be taken very seriously by all citizens of the United States. However, there is also a common scam going around most people need to be aware of; the Jury Duty Phone Scam.

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Many thousands of people in the UK don't qualify for legal aid and can't afford to pay privately. They are left with no choice but to represent themselves.

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Legal battles don't have to be expensive. As more people turn to the legal system for help solving their problems, more resources are available to help you represent yourself in court.

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Serving on a jury is an important responsibility, and a valuable civil right. It can also be an educational, entertaining, and meaningful experience.


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Question: File for Divorce in Texas Without a Lawyer

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Texas law does not require divorcing parties to hire an attorney, and while it may be wise to consult with one prior to divorcing, you are free to file for and complete a divorce without one.


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Unless you are involved in a small claims dispute or going against another person who is unrepresented, defending yourself in court is a very difficult and risky decision.

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In some circumstances, you may be able to divorce your spouse without hiring and paying for an attorney. This process is commonly referred to as a pro se, or “on your own behalf”, divorce.


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People want to represent themselves in court for a variety of reasons. For example, they may be involved in a civil trial but cannot afford a lawyer.

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A demand letter is a formal letter written to demand a particular action by another party. They are usually written to demand money from a person or business, or to your landlord asking for your security deposit back.


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When it comes to trying to deal with legal matters while living on a budget, it can be both daunting and very worrying. Luckily, there are a number of options that you can explore in order to keep your legal costs to a minimum.


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Question: Get a Divorce Without a Lawyer

Obtaining a divorce can be expensive, time consuming, and emotionally draining. If your divorce is expected to be mutually agreeable, civil, and uncontested, it might be advantageous to go through the divorce process without an attorney (pro se).


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Small claims court is a division of a district court with limited jurisdiction. Also known as the “people’s court,” small claims court is a good place to demand payment on a debt such as unpaid rent or repairs on a car that were never made.


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Question: Find Free Court Records

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Proceedings in all U.S. courts, including all documents filed with the court in any given case, are a matter of public record. This means any member of the public has the right to view almost any record at any time.


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In most states, juvenile court records are treated as confidential, which means they can't be viewed by the general public. However, just because they are confidential doesn't necessarily mean they are sealed.


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If you have a small legal dispute, like a claim for back rent or breach of a contract, small claims court can help you to get compensation without the complex hassle involved in a larger case.


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Generally, the documents filed in a court case are available for public inspection.  [1]   To find a court document, you need to find the courthouse in which the lawsuit was filed.


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Many courts provide access to their records electronically, allowing you to access certain records via the internet from the comfort of your own home or office.


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Many states allow you to choose a jury trial in small claims court. The process for requesting the jury will differ depending on the court, so make sure to check with the court clerk for the rules you must follow.


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The Indiana state court system has a small claims court in each county. These courts have simplified rules and a shortened, less formal procedure that allows citizens to represent themselves in cases involving smaller amounts of money.


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Small claims courts in Texas provide a forum for you to have a justice of the peace decide your case using simplified rules in a less formal setting than formal courts.

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These instructions will focus on the actual procedure of filing a small claims suit in Michigan, and will inform you in detail all of the various forms needed for process, what to do with them, and how to collect.


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If you want to sue someone in Illinois for less than $10,000 in monetary damages, you may be able to file your lawsuit in small claims court. These courts of limited jurisdiction have simple procedures and less formality, allowing people to handle their cases without the expense of an attorney in most situations.


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Pennsylvania provides small claims courts for residents who wish to have a judge rule on a claim for a relatively small dollar amount without the time and expense of a full-blown court proceeding.

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If you have a small dispute with someone that you just can't seem to resolve on your own, you might consider filing a small claims lawsuit. Small claims in Maryland are filed in District Court, and the state provides plenty of resources for people filing small claims as well as standardized forms you can fill out.

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In Georgia, small claims cases are heard in Magistrate Court. You do not need a lawyer to sue in small claims court, and the judge (not a jury) will decide your dispute.


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If you have a lawsuit worth $12,000 or less in Pennsylvania, then you can sue in small claims court. The precise procedure for filing the lawsuit will differ depending on whether you are suing in Philadelphia or not.

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If someone owes you money, you can file a lawsuit to collect. If the person who owes you money is in Florida and the amount is $5,000 or less, you can file in small claims court.


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Small claims is a special court that resolves disputes quickly and inexpensively. It also has its own rules, which are simple and informal. In San Diego, California, you must first obtain the appropriate paperwork to file for your case either from a small claims court location or from the San Diego courts website.

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If someone owes you a relatively small amount of money, you can file a complaint to collect the debt in small claims court. This is usually quicker, cheaper, and more direct than filing your claim in a higher level trial court.

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In Ohio, each county or municipal court has a small claims division where relatively minor disputes can be resolved quickly and inexpensively. Although you can be represented by an attorney, the simplified procedures and relatively informal nature of the court means most people can handle a small claims case on their own.

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Small claims court provides a forum where litigants can resolve their disputes more quickly and inexpensively than would otherwise be possible in regular court proceedings.

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Most of your customers pay their accounts on time and in full. For those who don't, however, you need to act fast if you want to collect the money owed.

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In small claims courts, individuals can file lawsuits quickly and inexpensively. You can file suits against individuals, corporations, partnerships and other entities.

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When you take legal action through a small claims court against an individual or organization in the US, you must file a petition with the court. The party on the opposing side of the case, called the "respondent," must be told about the case before it can move forward.


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If you are representing yourself in court, then you need to prepare to ask witnesses questions. You can prepare by drafting a list of questions and then doing a practice run with your witness.


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Depositions are interviews of a witness or party to a case conducted by the other party or that party's attorney. Depending on the issues involved in the case, depositions can be a key part of the discovery process and can potentially turn a case around.

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Depositions take place before trial. During a deposition, a lawyer asks a witness questions, and the witness answers under oath. The purpose of a deposition is to uncover what the witness knows and to get their testimony on the record in case they cannot attend trial.

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In movies and TV shows, cross-examination is always the most dramatic part of a trial. The lawyer is aggressive, and the witness either folds under the intense questioning or erupts in anger.

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Property disputes often arise when adjoining landowners disagree over where a particular lot line starts and ends. For example, you and your next door neighbor might disagree about whose property a creek runs through when that creek sits between your homes.


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During a trial, your cross examination of the opposing counsel's witness is an opportunity to make him or her appear unreliable. Successful cross examinations capture the attention of the jury and judge and expose the holes in the other side’s case.