I presented with timely documents, but  2 of the 4 Filing Clerks argued that I needed to accompany my Fee Waiver(s) to random Courts...\n\nthat the hours for Courts to have fee waivers submitted had expired...that the Courts had gone home for the day\n\nAfter the Statute of Limitations filing date, the other 2 of 4 Clerks accepted my filings and processed the docs and fee waivers correctly...taking the papers to the respective Courts by way of the clerks and not hand-carried by me...\n\nthe Supervisor said to "File a Motion"\n\nI wrote John A. Clarke, the Executive Clerk for Los Angeles County, requesting security tapes and citing the unacceptable answer from the Supervisor\n\nI guess I shouldn't have expected an answer\n\nDoes anyone know about such Motions...the opposing side would doubtless deny a mutual modification of the filing date
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The opposing side does not have to agree for you to prevail.  A motion is a written request to the Judge that your case is assigned to, explaining your filing difficulties and stressing that you did present timely documents.  If the Judge finds your argument to be fair, he/she may rule that it is in the interest of justice to permit you to proceed.  Also, you should serve the opposing side with a copy of your motion.
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Well, they have probably put a bench warrent out on you.  (Happened to me when I forgot to pay a ticket one time.)  Try not to do anything illegal until you pay it, and pay it soon.  Good luck.
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There is this concept called "caveat emptor" which means "buyer beware". It essentially means that courts are going to place buyers with the responsibility to ask questions about things that look out of place when buying a home. Since you saw their belonging on top of crates and didn't ask "why", this may be used against you but I doubt it. (Was there anything else that was obvious something was wrong iwth the house?--if so, you are gonna have a hard case).\nBut besides this concept, I am going to say "yes" you have a case for fraud. Please remember that there is a statute of limitations (meaning the end time when you can sue) for fraud, depending on your state statute which is typically 2 years from the date of the incident which I suppose in your case would be when you viewed the home. \nWhat would even strengthen your case is if you directly asked them, with a witness of course, "Are there any problems? Is there any damage?etc.---something along those lines" because then you can point to the previous owners as directly committing fraud on you. However, if the owners simply did not say anything about the sewer system and you didn't ask any questions like this that required and received an affirmative answer, you might be in for a harder fight.\nConclusion- Gather your facts more specifically and consult your state statute for the time limit on the staute of limitations.
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USCIS confirmed that they have a backlog of receipts to send out owing to the cap having been reached so soon. They indicated that some will take an additional 4 to 6 weeks (after May 26) to issue.\n\nIn the interim, you can either call the USCIS National Customer Service Line (good luck with that one), or contact the bank that issued the check for the filing fees and get a copy of the canceled check. On the back of the check will be your USCIS receipt number, and you can use that to track your petition online. \n\nGood luck
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Get a good lawyer. I had a lawyer fax in my court date cancelation 2 days before court and since the court office clerks are idiots the fax was time stamped 2 days before court. But at the court heiring they found me GIA since the cop thought this he never showed for the rescheduled court case and I won back my 300+ fine.
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I went through the entire process with an attorney, neither he nor my congressman couldn't speed those people up , it's quite horrible and I suffered tremendous anguish myself over it. I was finally able to get a court date and received back money from the date of application and proved they don't follow there own guidelines. Your at the mercy of there disability determination people and they answer to no one ! If they are having a bad day or need to clear there cases because they are behind , they will turn you down. If you have been turned down though definitely see an attorney. They will take your case for a percentage not to exceed 25%. Good luck my friend and seek help where ever you can. Sorry I couldn't provide better news.
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as you know that could be tough with such a recent filing\nhowever if anyone can pull something together it would be here\nhttp://www.wesayes.com
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Neither constitutional law nor state court eviction proceedings are my bag, but here's a suggested area to look at from what I gathered.  \n\nUSC 28.89.1443 discusses removal of civil rights issues from state court to federal court.  Technically, you aren't asking for removal.  However, it sounds like the fed courts are treating the eviction proceeding as a closed state decision and, thus, your counterclaim (ie - your filing) is precluded. I don't remember the specific statute, civ pro rule or case, but federal questions can be raised at any time.  If the violation encompasses a federal question, I'd go back and essentially say 'ok, so this is a removal request because a federal question of jurisdiction over a civil rights matter that I am claiming on exists.' There might be a case under USC 28.89.1443 to support it such a removal request.  \n\nWith no knowledge of the actual complaint, opinion, etc to examine arguments, this is about all I can think of.  Best of luck.
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completecase.com and yes we agreed on everything and for 300.00 they go through a series of questions and give you ALL the paper work you need to file. The state you file in will have different laws about physically appearing in court. Our state required it. We were married 22 yrs so we really didn't want to hurt each other just go our separate ways and it's worked out fine. My ex did have an attorney appear for her and he checked out the paper work and saw nothing wrong and was quite surprised the Internet could do such a comprehensive job
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Jennifer \n#1 You need to get a lawyer. A corporation cannot represent itself in a judicial proceeding.  \n#2 -- If this was a JUDGMENT, that means that they went through some process and it's enforceable as a matter of law.  Most likely, they filed a lawsuit against you, you didn't respond, so the court entered a "default judgment" for the relief requested by the Court.  This could have happened in Ill. OR in Florida. If the latter, then they have merely filed or registered the judgment in Illinois so that they may collect it. \nDid you ever receive a summons and complaint from these people? Did you ignore it, believing that it would go away?  If so, it will be hard to get the judgment vacated.  You usually need some excuse or good reason to have a judgment vacated (although in Cook County, you may get a sympathetic judge, who wants to adjudicate the merits, who will vacate and set the litigation going). See #1.\n#3 They have already "taken it to court" if, indeed there was a "judgment" filed against you. See #2.  If they merely have filed a complaint seeking judgment, that's a different story, and you have a short amount of time to respond to their allegations.  Get to a lawyer ASAP, otherwise you will be faced with a default judgment.\n#4 -- you won't get good legal advice for this issue here because of the fact-specific nature of your problem (exactly what was filed, the underlying dispute between the parties, etc.) Then you need to think about cost.  How much is the judgment for (or is the Complaint alleging?)? A good lawyer in Chicago will set you back $250.00 an hour at a minimum plus expenses.  If this is something you want to fight, expect $20,000 in fees for litigation at a minimum.  If this is a small matter, expect at least $2,000 in fees to reach an amicable settlement.\n\nThe Illinois State Bar Association should have a referral service on their website if you do not have a lawyer.  If you're willing to pay the going rate ($250.00 for associates, $400-500 for partners) in Chicago, I have some referrals for you.\n\nGood luck.
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1. If the court that would handle the probate is local go there and have the entire court file copied.\n2. Hire an attorney that does probate, have him/her review the court file and advise you of your rights.\n3.  If the court is not local, contact an attorney where the court is, have him/her copy the file and then advise you of your rights.\n4.  To answer your question as best I can, there are all sorts of rules that set out time limits for doing things in court.  Each state has its own set.  However, if you can show that you did not get notice and that you have taken action upon realizing that you had not gotten notice, most courts can essentially waive most of the time limits.  I've recently had a five year old judgment vacated based on lack of adequate notice to the defendant five years ago.\n5. Whatever you do, now that you have some idea that you didn't get the form, move quickly to assert yourself in court.
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People are funny. You never know who might sue. it sucks to say that about friends, but that's just the way it is. Draft a waiver, get a alwyer to look it over and amend it if needed. They probably won't mind signing, but don't be surprised if somebody gets offended. If they do, don't invite them back. We've been playing on my property since 1990 and I've never asked them to sign a waiver. We've had a couple twisted ankles and a run in with a barb-wire fence, but no one has ever tried to sue. But, it never hurts to protect yourself.
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It's not unusual to have delays like this following a hearing.  The administrative law judge has to make a decision regarding the case and then the decision is documented in writing.  The process is slow.  There is nothing wrong with asking your congressperson for help.  It can't hurt.  If you were represented by an attorney, your attorney should be following up as well.
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I'm no expert but do receive. And they have to keep sending as long as there is an appeal in process. I have been in the middle of one for 2 years now and I believe they just don't know what's going on. Didn't you have a lawyer? Good Luck with this, don't roll over to everything they say!! ~:)x
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Yes, the details are location specific, but lets dissect the issues first.  Warrants are very time-specific; meaning their issuance's are immediate.  Removal of warrants have no relevance since your custodial care has been drastically altered.  An ID card which uses your driver's license number as its uniquely identifiable number may trigger something somewhere, but have you ever seen a cop at DMV? What other group of customers have blood pressure levels bordering critical mass for hours on end?  I'd maybe have it delivered to another location to keep neck hairs from doing jumping jacks.  Quick story.  CHP up in Valencia knew my RV was parked curbside w/ expired tags.  Saw oinker rolling by, eye contact was established, but nothing was said.  On my birthday a few months later, they tow it, I go to get it out, strangely re-routed to CHP from impound, and the damn CHP with a devious snicker punches out the year of expiration with extended arms as close to my face as allowed by law.  ON MY BIRTHDAY!  The nightmare included a renewal at DMV, but because I know as fact that VALENCIA CHP are clowning degenerates with pale blue ties and low self-esteem, this here is my long overdue retaliation.  Even though this question may draw in other law enforcement officers, they'll chill cuz they're laughing harder than you.
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My wife passed away last year so when I was competing my Form 1040 I found no distinctive information on how to claim her for last year so I called IRS. A woman explained exactly what I was to do and accomplished just that on the form in front of me while conversing.\nThree to four weeks later I received my refund check and it had my name and my wife's name on the check. The following day I called IRS to inquire what I should do to get the check re-issued in my name only. After 2 1/2 to 3 hours trying to get thru to a real person at IRS I finally found some other office out-side of IRS who finally transfered me to an IRS attorney. She informed me to complete a special form and return it along with the check. Both times I asked the individuals if I should include a Death Certificate and was told that it wasn't necessary.  I downloaded the form from the net and returned it with the check as directed.\nSome three weeks later I got a letter and another form to complete with instructions to include a Death Certificate and also instructions to notify Social Security which I had already accomplish after my wife's death.\n I originally submitted my taxes in early February and finally got my refund in late May. Need I say more?
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Why don't you check the USCIS.gov website? \nThey have all the forms and how much time it takes. On the website there is a section called processing dates, there should be 3 or 4 processing centers in 4 different states, all the forms should be listed by dates of when the paperwork were received by the gov. check the link below, it should say what paperwork they are working on now and gives you an idea on how long it will take. You might still have to do some reading on the website.\n\nIn which state did he apply?