1. how do I prove the 'late notice'?
2.can he file this motion himself or does it has to be an attorney who does it (since it's not a small claim case)?
3.what about the time frame for filing this motion..the examination is only 5 days away
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Sounds like there's a good chance to get this postponed, but where can I find the correct document to file this motion? Also is there a way to know the time frame from when the motion is file to when the plaintiff can file another 'order for appearance and examition? When my husband gets his bk filed will this judgment have a chance to get dismissed?
Thank you so much for clarifying those issues. As a Swede it's very hard to understand the American system of the 'civil law'.
Finally would you mind giving your input on the following: When we wanted to report the plaintiff for theft of the company assets at the time of the owners arrest. The detectives reply were that this comply to civil law and we would have to sue..since we didn't have the funds to pay for the attorney fees of doing this and we ended up losing our investment. Note that the plaintiff has been forging my husbands signatures on top of stealing all the equpiment of the company. Isn't that criminal?