Do all court papers come by mail in envelopes and dated? 2 years passed after incident,could hearing be held?
474428
An officer of the court or a police officer can deliver the papers.  You have to sign for them to certify that you received them.  Call your lawyer or at least the court to reschedule the court date before you go on vacation.  You DO NOT want to miss a court date for a traffic violation!  If you fail to appear a warrant will be issued for your arrest and you could spend your vacation in a local jail.
467175
2 years from date of "injury" or "loss".
928612
If you are scheduled for a court appearance.. you have to be there!! talk to your attorney again and ask him if it's an actual court? or just filling the preliminary paperwork in court.
1085199
You will not know the outcome tomorrow. They will send you a letter in the mail. I did'nt have to have a hearing so I don't know what that will be like. since you have a lawyer I would'nt worry to much. Good luck.
273383
Call the court clerk where you went to court. They can give it to you.
365410
I am currently doing this. I found a lawyer who helped me get a sealing order from a judge. Then I got a copy of my rap sheet and with it, i got a form to contest the accuracy of it. I have submitted the form and now i am just waiting for the dept. of justice to take the arrest off my record. Not all crimes are sealable, however. Most can only be expunged. That means the rap sheet will still show the arrest and disposition will state "dismissed in the furtherence of justice". Hope that helps a little. The main thing is really to find a lawyer. It only cost me about $700 and I never had to do anything except sign some papers. I didn't even have to go to court.
508106
yes.your plate info carries over.they will mail you a ticket or summons by mail
928931
Your lawyer should have all these details...if he doesn't or won't divulge them to you contact the Courts where the judgement was passed.  Their records will indicate what the judgement actually was.  There may have been legal fees, penalties, bills of all sorts that had to be paid from this judgement so check these two sources before you jump to conclusions.  If you still have no luck, contact the Law Society in your area and explain your situation.  They can then contact the lawyer and request he disclose this information to you (of course why he wouldn't anyway I don't know).  If he chooses to avoid this he is risking being stricken from practicing...this can be considered fraud or misappropriation of funds and it carries serious consequences for the lawyer involved if proven.  Keep in mind that this particular situation could end up running a 1-2 year course while the society investigates so it isn't something that can be resolved or straightened out over night.\n\nYou'll  have to have all your documents in order to prove your case so anything that the lawyer presented you with regarding this suit should be copied and forwarded to the society if this is the route you go.  If it happens the lawyer was not as anal about correspondence with you as he should have been...document this fact as well...there are several key areas that lawyers are to conduct their business under and failing to do so correctly can show up as detrimental marks on their permanent record.\n\nGet onto it quickly however ... and don't back down if you think you've been had...\n\nGood luck
698358
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.
500654
Don't worry about the statute of limitations. You have already won the lawsuit and the statute of limitations to collect the judgment will be a long time.\nThe type of supplemental hearing is described in sec 2-1420 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. It allows you to bring the person back to Court and ask them what they have and where they have it.\nThen you get a writ of attachment or a writ of garnishment to collect property from the places (like banks and employers) that you found have property belonging to the person.
213394
Contact the court clerks office with your information. There's a small fee involved in processing it again.
107214
It is usually necessary to go to the county court clerk's office for any more detail than what you have already given in your question.  There is not generally much information in the court's web site, except perhaps the names of documents filed and hearings held.  If the case is already closed, then it probably does not show up on the web site at all.  You will need to go physically to the court clerk's office.  Once there, depending on how old the case is, they will either have the case file or a microfilm of the file.  Most such documents are public records, but there are times when part of it may be sealed.  Literally; they put it in a sealed envelope inside the file.  Anything that is not sealed, you may copy for the cost of the copying.
353627
you have 6 month from the time your divorce was filed here in ca.  If I were you, I would consult a Lawyer.  He has no business being a father.  He sounds very unfit.  Sounds like you have very good grounds.  First though what I would recommend is documenting. for example, I keep all emails I send to my ex that way if need being I have the written proof for the court.  basically say to him, that he was scheduled to pick so and so up, but you got a call from the school saying no-one pick her up.  something along those lines.  without documentation, you won't have a chance.
1109812
No, your case will now go to cival court. This time period was to establish an answer by the defendant. No answer, the defendant will now be issued a date and time for appearance. You should be receiving a notice as to your case date within 30 days. Now if the defendant does not show up for the actual case, they will probably give them one more chance to reply. If on the second appearance they do not show up, you may win the judgement by default. This why it takes a long time to settle cival matters. Also, ust because you win a judgement, don't plan on collecting. Most judgements are never collected and the party receiving the judgement usually has to place a "lien" on the defendants property to force them to pay up. The defendant them moves to another  county or state and you are back to square one. Good luck!
1053543
Try ur local auditor's office or the court house records. tell them ur situation...OR BE A BIT CH CALL THE COPS.
944733
As far as I know, you are arrested, held over for trial (preliminary hearing comes first), you then hear your charges & make your plea guilty or not guilty. You are then given a date for your trial to start & in between, you will have other hearings, called bail hearings, to find out how much it's gonna cost you to get out until you actually go to trial.  If you have no money for bail, then you stay there until the trial starts, which takes months.  I don't know why you, a relative, would not be permitted to enter the courtroom.  Are you a minor?  Perhaps she didn't want you to hear some of the things that were being said or she doesn't want you involved with her case because it could cost you your life.  Especially if she is or was associating with  people in the drug industry.  She should have a Public Defender & they should be able to answer your questions with her written permission.  Call them & ask.  Remember, the District Attorney is on the side of the People, which would be the Police who arrested her, so be careful what you say to them, because they could associate you with the wrong element & you could end up in as much trouble as she is in.  Chances are, she is being held for her own safety.  You can have her call you collect, or write her a letter if you cannot visit her.  You will need to call the jail & get her booking number to put on the letter.  Also, you will need to send it in a post office envelope that has the stamp pre-printed on it.  Most jails won't accept anything with a stick-on stamp on the envelope!
551863
If I knew the jurisidiction of your hearing, I could give you a better response.  What is the state in which the motion was filed and in what state does your ex-wife reside?\n\nWas the letter a cover letter to go with a "verified Petition to Modify Support?"  If so, it was the Petition that was allowed.  The letter is typically removed by the Clerk of the Court.  Letters directly to a judge, without notice and a copy to the other side, is ex parte communication and is not allowed.\n\nYou cannot "cite" her for contempt, however, you can file a Motion for Rule to Show Cause" why she should not be held in contempt for failing to serve documents.