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What's the best was to depose an out-of-state witness?
Never served a written depo- though I have answered one. You sued, right? Does your court have jurisdiction on the person? If so, you could depose over the phone if you want. Otherwise: They are a party(?) admissions!!!! Then follow up with very selctive interrogatories. Is there a maximum...- Alias_joe
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- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Defending myself in Civil Harrassment/TRO
Sounds like a real cry story here- Sorry but you are just another in a long lone of victims. Black or white it makes no difference. I suggest you quietly find another place and move. You can get on with your life then. Otherwise you will be fighting all kinds of unprovables- knocks on door...- Alias_joe
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- Forum: Civil Litigation
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avoiding depositions/defense attorney changing position
No lawyer here- Changing stance- what do you think it means? Something they have discovered made them change their stance. This could be what your deposition was or something outside of that. These documents you refer to- are they going to be used when you depose them? If so (and the know what...- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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my dad has my dog and I'm a minor what do I do?
Unless you pay for the shipment I feel you are out of luck- Alias_joe
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- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Reasons for Appealing
I don't understand this 'notice of interest' thing. Jury instructions http://www.utcourts.gov/lawlibrary/resources.asp Find the ones applicable to you and use these as a guide on your complaint. These are the 'points' Courts look for. There are others to be sure, but these are very useful...- Alias_joe
- Post #11
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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administrator in contempt of court
Why would you prepare the income tax statements? The administrator should.- Alias_joe
- Post #3
- Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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Reasons for Appealing
First, some of the others posters are much more knowledgeable than I- I am a semi-taught pro se. Summary Judgment- judgment as a matter of law- simply means they had a legal right to judgment In what I understand your case to be- they got your case dismissed? Seems like you were buying real...- Alias_joe
- Post #8
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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false accusations=restraining order and assault charge
who's name is the house in? what does your state law say? is this some kind of common interest arrangement? what are the contractual points in your civil union?- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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assualt by a minor
why didn't your daughter charge her with assault and battery? minor or not, there would still be some judge involved- Alias_joe
- Post #4
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Is this enough evidence???
from what you stated: their application is fraudulent you have written proof of last day of work- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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I lost and want to know if I can appeal.....
file for a re-hearing maybe the judge will grant it. You SHOULD have brought up everything you disagreed with. Deal with it. Stay away from her :D- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Reasons for Appealing
http://www.utcourts.gov/courts/appell/ try this just remember YOU may be responsible for their costs :eek:- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Damages in Dog Feces lawsuits
Hire some kid to clean it up- keep a receipt. Sue in small claims- maybe you'll get a few bux$$ bet they curb the dog after that Also, file a complaint with the local animal control people- nuisance- Alias_joe
- Post #8
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Contractor did a horrible job - taking me to court
Calmly- get what receipts you have together, check stubs, etc. take pictures get a decent calendar write everything down in order with NO slanderous (he stunk) stuff Your Affirmative Defenses are what? -workmanlike manner -paid beyond understood amount -failure to prove materials expenses...- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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joint account
Good points all- another 'wrinkle' is your dad a member of AARP? If so then they will have plenty of input on things like this.- Alias_joe
- Post #5
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Judge gives me pro se problem
That's pretty amazing. I believe it- it is just amazing. Corps. are legal fictions (pseudo-persons) like trusts and partnerships. I have been sued and sued within trusts and partnerships and haven't been 'bonked' yet. It will happen I am sure. So, are you being sued for something you did as...- Alias_joe
- Post #3
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Lawyer Malpractice
agree- your son might want to fire his lawyer IF things are really up and up- Alias_joe
- Post #3
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Golf course broken window
good for you- affirmative defense!(AD) find your jury instructions that cover your 'event' Don't trash the insurance letters, but don't argue with them either. IF they sue your AD that you already used should help you.- Alias_joe
- Post #16
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Interpret a Statute Supported with Case Law
find the statute (you've done this) find case law that says what you think the statute says then find some opposite see which cases are: the most current, have the most support- Alias_joe
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Civil procedure help
find your state rules find some cases similar to yours dismissed? get the jury instructions also and see if you can make a case- Alias_joe
- Post #3
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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