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You’ve got to notify your defendant about what’s going on!
No, you can’t just let him sit around waiting for what’s happening. You must tell him if he’s expected in court, or expected to answer something you filed. There’s no such thing as a stealth lawsuit. And this is sort … Continue reading
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Tagged default judgments, law and the courts, legal notices, notices to defendants, role of judges
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Kansas judiciary v Kansas government: insane
Got this from the Brennan Center. It boggles the mind. I’ve bolded the especially boggly parts so you can understand that the government of Kansas is attempting to withhold money from its own judiciary because… “If you don’t follow this … Continue reading
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Tagged Law and government agencies, law and the courts, role of judges
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Service via Facebook? OK, says judge.
Given my own difficulties in serving the defendants in my lawsuit, I was amused to read this in the New York Law Journal. It’s clear, though, that the judge said OK to serving this divorce action on Facebook only because … Continue reading
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Tagged divorce, divorce actions, divorce lawsuits, process serving, role of judges, service of legal documents, serving a lawsuit, serving a summons and complaint, summons and complaint
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