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Honestly as they have the same force as giving evidence under oath. Concisely. Never give more information than that being asked for. Fully. Answer all questions even if they don't apply. If they don't apply then state that as your answer. Don't answer "N/A".
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What is the process for interrogatories?
how do I write a response interogatories? This is for a breach of contract.AnswerIf you are responding to interrogatories, you are just answering the questions.If you are involved in litigation, you need to hire an attorney.
How much is the court cost of emancipation?
It's not possible to give an exact answer as state's enact legislation the sets fees for all court procedures. The average filing fee for an emancipation petition is around $150-$200 plus other applicable charges, which could include the taking of depositions, notification of interested parties, service of summons and/or interogatories and so forth.
How could someone be sued for credit card debt when they do not have a record of work history or income and have no assets in their name?
Not that complicated. The plaintiff will simply request the court to order the defendant/debtor to comply with the interogatories presented for discovery of the defendant's financial status. This would be a direct order of the court and non compliancy would result in a contempt of court charges against the defendant/debtor. Lying or misleading evidence on discovery documents results in perjury, also a very serious crime. The penalties for contempt of court and perjury are incarceration and substantial fines. FYI, this type of lawsuit often gets the attention of the IRS and state tax agencies.
How long must a judge rule of motion to dismiss?
You file a Response or Reply in Opposition to the motion. The court rules of the state will tell you exactly what it is called; what is needed to support the opposition; and when and how it is to be served on the moving party and filed with the court. You must check them. Generally speaking, you will at least need an affidavit or certification stating facts that give your reasons why the lawsuit should not be dismissed. These facts should be addressed to the facts stated in the affidavit of the moving party to either contradict them or claim that even if true, they do not warrant a dismissal. Sometimes, depending on the reason for the motion, such as not returning interrogatories on time, a court will simply let you return those interogatories prior to the return date of the motion and dismiss the motion. Be sure to look into the court rules on motions and replies to get the procedures right.
How do you answer to a subpoena?
You have to check the laws in the state where the subpoena is to be served. Typically, you must "personally serve" a copy of the subpoena, which means delivering it directly to the person you are trying to serve. In some states, anybody can serve a subpoena (even someone less than 18 years old). You can also hire a professional "process server" to do it. In some cases, your local sheriff's office will serve a subpoena for you. In any case, you must prepare (or have the person who actually served the subpoena prepare) a "proof of service", which is a declaration describing when, where and how the subpoena was served. This is your proof that the subpoena has been served. Finally, you should determine whether a witness and/or mileage fees must be delivered along with the subpoena. If a fee is needed, but not provided, that may invalidate the service.
