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Filing Late Lawsuit Georgia
Summary
Filing a lawsuit after the statute of limitations has expired requires a motion for leave to file late, citing reasons like equitable tolling or disability. Start by filing an application for waiver of court fees to avoid costs. Determine whether to file in state or federal court based on the nature of your claims. If suing for constitutional rights violations, federal court may be appropriate. List relevant defendants, such as DFCS and the sheriffs department, and specify individuals if necessary. Ensure the police report accurately reflects the incident, especially if it affected your case outcome. For financial disclosures, accurately report your income and expenses on the fee waiver form.Full Conversation
what would I file first the motion for leave or the waiver of court fees? and is there a form for this that I can print out and then fill it out? and if I am suing the county would I need to use the federal court for that
*. File the Application for Waiver of Court Fees first, as this will allow you to proceed without paying fees for subsequent filings.
*. Then file the Motion for Leave to File Late, explaining your reasons for the delay.
Forms can typically be found on the court's website or at the courthouse. For suing the county, it depends on the nature of the case:
- State Court: Most cases against the county.
- Federal Court: If your case involves federal law or constitutional rights.
Would you like the contact details for the Fannin County Court to get the forms?
*. Then file the Motion for Leave to File Late, explaining your reasons for the delay.
Forms can typically be found on the court's website or at the courthouse. For suing the county, it depends on the nature of the case:
- State Court: Most cases against the county.
- Federal Court: If your case involves federal law or constitutional rights.
Would you like the contact details for the Fannin County Court to get the forms?
well I'm not sure if I need the forms from Fannin county or from the federal court that I will have to use what happened was when I was * my dad beat me very badly my mom called the police on him but because of my dad and the officer being good friends he did not go to jail then the DFCS had everything turned around on my mom like she had done something wrong making her see a therapist at my dads house while him and his mother were there they made her take a drug test and the later telling her she did not pass it she knew she was clean so she went and took a hair test but before she could get it back they removed me from my mom and placed me with my dad even knowing what he had done many more upsetting things took place but I guess the thing that I would be suing for is for the officer not taking my dad to jail after he beat me leaving bruises on me for over * weeks
That sounds like a very difficult situation. Since you're considering suing the county and possibly involving federal laws, it might be beneficial to consult with a lawyer to get specific legal advice. However, generally speaking:
*. State Court: For claims against the county or local officials.
*. Federal Court: For federal law or constitutional rights violations.
Would you like to be connected with local lawyers who can provide more detailed assistance?
*. State Court: For claims against the county or local officials.
*. Federal Court: For federal law or constitutional rights violations.
Would you like to be connected with local lawyers who can provide more detailed assistance?
no lawyer will talk to me because the statute of limitations is up so I have to do this myself
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I understand your frustration. Filing pro se (representing yourself) can be challenging but is possible. Here are some steps you could take:
*. Application for Waiver of Court Fees: File this first to avoid fees.
*. Motion for Leave to File Late: Explain your reasons for the delay.
*. Complaint: Detail your claims and the relief you seek.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
I understand your frustration. Filing pro se (representing yourself) can be challenging but is possible. Here are some steps you could take:
*. Application for Waiver of Court Fees: File this first to avoid fees.
*. Motion for Leave to File Late: Explain your reasons for the delay.
*. Complaint: Detail your claims and the relief you seek.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
ok so do I file the waiver of court fees and then wait for them to get beck to me or do I file all of them at the same time
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You should file the Application for Waiver of Court Fees first and wait for a decision. Once approved, you can then file the Motion for Leave to File Late and the Complaint. This way, you avoid paying fees for subsequent filings.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
You should file the Application for Waiver of Court Fees first and wait for a decision. Once approved, you can then file the Motion for Leave to File Late and the Complaint. This way, you avoid paying fees for subsequent filings.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
yes can you send me a lick for me to get the form if there is a form for the waiver of fees from the federal court I will have to use and I can mail this to the courthouse right because I don't have a car right now
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For a federal court waiver of fees, you will need the "Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs" (AO * form). You can find it on the United States Courts website. You can mail this form to the courthouse.
Here is the link to the form: [AO * Form](https://www.uscourts.gov/forms/fee-waiver-forms/application-proceed-district-court-without-prepaying-fees-or-costs)
Good luck with your filings!
For a federal court waiver of fees, you will need the "Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs" (AO * form). You can find it on the United States Courts website. You can mail this form to the courthouse.
Here is the link to the form: [AO * Form](https://www.uscourts.gov/forms/fee-waiver-forms/application-proceed-district-court-without-prepaying-fees-or-costs)
Good luck with your filings!
do you know what courthouse I will need to use so I can get the mailing info
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To determine the appropriate courthouse, here's some guidance:
- Federal Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
- State Court: Fannin County Superior Court.
Do you have more details about the nature of your case to determine the exact jurisdiction?
To determine the appropriate courthouse, here's some guidance:
- Federal Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
- State Court: Fannin County Superior Court.
Do you have more details about the nature of your case to determine the exact jurisdiction?
would it be best to start in Fannin county superior court or just start it in the federal court
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Your decision on whether to file in Fannin County Superior Court or federal court depends on the specific details of your case. Since your situation involves potential constitutional rights violations due to the actions of a police officer and DFCS, starting in federal court might be more appropriate. Here are some considerations:
- Federal Court:
- Handles cases involving federal law or constitutional rights violations.
- Might be suitable given your claims against the police and DFCS.
- State Court:
- Typically handles claims against the county or local officials.
- Might be appropriate if your claims are more about negligence or misconduct at the local level.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your filing in federal court?
Your decision on whether to file in Fannin County Superior Court or federal court depends on the specific details of your case. Since your situation involves potential constitutional rights violations due to the actions of a police officer and DFCS, starting in federal court might be more appropriate. Here are some considerations:
- Federal Court:
- Handles cases involving federal law or constitutional rights violations.
- Might be suitable given your claims against the police and DFCS.
- State Court:
- Typically handles claims against the county or local officials.
- Might be appropriate if your claims are more about negligence or misconduct at the local level.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your filing in federal court?
and for the part that says defendant I should put both the DFCS and the sheriff's dep.
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For the defendant section, yes, you would typically list both the DFCS and the sheriff's department if you are alleging wrongdoing by both parties.
Here's a concise breakdown:
- Federal Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
- Defendants: DFCS and Sheriff's Department
Would you like any more specific guidance on filling out the forms or the filing process?
For the defendant section, yes, you would typically list both the DFCS and the sheriff's department if you are alleging wrongdoing by both parties.
Here's a concise breakdown:
- Federal Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
- Defendants: DFCS and Sheriff's Department
Would you like any more specific guidance on filling out the forms or the filing process?
when i'm putting in the defendant's name do i put just the sheriff's department or do i also list the names of the sheriff and the officer
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You should list the sheriff's department as a defendant. Additionally, you can list the names of the sheriff and the officer involved in the incident to make your complaint more specific. This helps identify the individuals responsible for the alleged misconduct.
Would you like more guidance on how to structure your complaint?
You should list the sheriff's department as a defendant. Additionally, you can list the names of the sheriff and the officer involved in the incident to make your complaint more specific. This helps identify the individuals responsible for the alleged misconduct.
Would you like more guidance on how to structure your complaint?
ok but i am listing the sheriff just because he is the sheriff right because he didn't do anything
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Since you mentioned listing the sheriff due to his position, here's what you should know:
- Sheriff's Department: List as a defendant.
- Individual Officer: List the officer directly involved.
- Sheriff: Generally, only list if there's a direct allegation against him.
Would you like more detailed guidance on structuring your complaint?
Since you mentioned listing the sheriff due to his position, here's what you should know:
- Sheriff's Department: List as a defendant.
- Individual Officer: List the officer directly involved.
- Sheriff: Generally, only list if there's a direct allegation against him.
Would you like more detailed guidance on structuring your complaint?
oh ok
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It sounds like you are working through a complex situation. If you need more specific guidance on how to structure your complaint or any other details, I'm here to help. Just let me know what you need assistance with next!
It sounds like you are working through a complex situation. If you need more specific guidance on how to structure your complaint or any other details, I'm here to help. Just let me know what you need assistance with next!
would you say that if an officer put in his report that a case offense type was family offenses, nonviolent and then put the statute was cruelty to children and also put no arrest was made that his report is done right
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In Georgia, the officer's report should accurately reflect the incident. If the offense type is "family offenses, nonviolent" but the statute cited is "cruelty to children," it may be inconsistent.
- "Cruelty to children" is a serious charge and should be reflected correctly in the offense type.
- If no arrest was made, the report should indicate why, especially given the severity of the charge.
Do you believe this inconsistency affected the outcome of your case?
In Georgia, the officer's report should accurately reflect the incident. If the offense type is "family offenses, nonviolent" but the statute cited is "cruelty to children," it may be inconsistent.
- "Cruelty to children" is a serious charge and should be reflected correctly in the offense type.
- If no arrest was made, the report should indicate why, especially given the severity of the charge.
Do you believe this inconsistency affected the outcome of your case?
yes it did very much so and on the report where it says if no arrest made, why not? there is nothing after that
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That inconsistency on the report can indeed be significant. Here’s what you can look into:
- Ensure the report accurately reflects the severity of the charge.
- Highlight the lack of explanation for no arrest in your complaint.
Would you like assistance with drafting a detailed complaint, or any other specific area?
That inconsistency on the report can indeed be significant. Here’s what you can look into:
- Ensure the report accurately reflects the severity of the charge.
- Highlight the lack of explanation for no arrest in your complaint.
Would you like assistance with drafting a detailed complaint, or any other specific area?
are you talking about the complaint to sue
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It looks like you're talking about the complaint to initiate a lawsuit. Yes, the complaint is the document you would file to sue the defendants. The key points to include are:
- Detailed description of the incident and the harm caused.
- Explanation of the legal basis for your claims.
- Identification of the defendants (DFCS, Sheriff's Department, officer involved).
- Specific relief or remedies you're seeking.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting your complaint?
It looks like you're talking about the complaint to initiate a lawsuit. Yes, the complaint is the document you would file to sue the defendants. The key points to include are:
- Detailed description of the incident and the harm caused.
- Explanation of the legal basis for your claims.
- Identification of the defendants (DFCS, Sheriff's Department, officer involved).
- Specific relief or remedies you're seeking.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting your complaint?
ok but on the form to proceed on district court without paying I'm not working right and I don't have a spouse so I just put * or thing
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For the "Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs" (AO * form), you should accurately reflect your financial situation. Here's what to do:
- Income: If you have no income, enter "*."
- Dependents: If you have no spouse or dependents, enter "*."
Would you like any more help with the forms or the lawsuit process?
For the "Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs" (AO * form), you should accurately reflect your financial situation. Here's what to do:
- Income: If you have no income, enter "*."
- Dependents: If you have no spouse or dependents, enter "*."
Would you like any more help with the forms or the lawsuit process?
where it is asking if i have spent or will i be spending any money for expenses or attorney fees in conjunction with this lawsuit what are they asking
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They're asking if you have incurred or expect to incur any costs related to your lawsuit, such as court fees, attorney fees, or other legal expenses. This helps the court understand your financial situation better.
Do you anticipate any such costs?
They're asking if you have incurred or expect to incur any costs related to your lawsuit, such as court fees, attorney fees, or other legal expenses. This helps the court understand your financial situation better.
Do you anticipate any such costs?
i mean if i can file without paying then with the lawsuit by it's self no so i just put no
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You can put "no" if you don't anticipate any expenses or attorney fees. This helps the court assess your financial need for waiving the fees.
Would you like more guidance on any other parts of the form or the lawsuit process?
You can put "no" if you don't anticipate any expenses or attorney fees. This helps the court assess your financial need for waiving the fees.
Would you like more guidance on any other parts of the form or the lawsuit process?
ok so if I stop going to school when I was * how many years of schooling did I do
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If you stopped going to school at age *, you likely completed around *-12 years of schooling, assuming you started in kindergarten around age *.
Do you need more help with your legal forms or the lawsuit process?
If you stopped going to school at age *, you likely completed around *-12 years of schooling, assuming you started in kindergarten around age *.
Do you need more help with your legal forms or the lawsuit process?
is that what they are wanting to know where it says how many years of school? they are just wanting to know how many years I went to school
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Yes, when the form asks for "how many years of school," they are looking for the total number of years you attended school. In your case, it would be around *-12 years.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Yes, when the form asks for "how many years of school," they are looking for the total number of years you attended school. In your case, it would be around *-12 years.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
and where it is asking for the civil action NO. do I just leave it blank
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Yes, you should leave the "Civil Action No." field blank if you have not been assigned a case number yet. The court will provide this number when your case is filed.
Would you like more help with any other part of the form or process?
Yes, you should leave the "Civil Action No." field blank if you have not been assigned a case number yet. The court will provide this number when your case is filed.
Would you like more help with any other part of the form or process?
how do they know who to get back to because the form did not have anywhere for me to put my info. in like email or anything so how should I do that
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It sounds like you're already handling a lot on your own. Generally, the court will have your contact information from the cover sheet or other forms that you submit along with your application. If you haven’t provided your contact details, you should include a cover letter with your name, address, phone number, and email address when you mail your forms.
Would you like more guidance on any other steps of the process?
It sounds like you're already handling a lot on your own. Generally, the court will have your contact information from the cover sheet or other forms that you submit along with your application. If you haven’t provided your contact details, you should include a cover letter with your name, address, phone number, and email address when you mail your forms.
Would you like more guidance on any other steps of the process?
is there a form I can get for the cover sheet
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For the cover sheet, you can use the "Civil Cover Sheet" (JS * form). This form is used to provide basic information about your case and parties involved.
[JS * Civil Cover Sheet](https://www.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/js_044.pdf)
Would you like more guidance on filling out this form?
For the cover sheet, you can use the "Civil Cover Sheet" (JS * form). This form is used to provide basic information about your case and parties involved.
[JS * Civil Cover Sheet](https://www.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/js_044.pdf)
Would you like more guidance on filling out this form?
ok so where it says plaintiffs county of residence first listed plaintiff how should I list this and for the place for my attorneys should I just put pro se
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For the field "Plaintiff's County of Residence," you should list the county where you reside, which in this case would be Fannin County, Georgia.
For the "Place for Attorneys," since you are representing yourself, you should write "Pro Se."
Would you like any further guidance on another part of the form or the lawsuit process?
For the field "Plaintiff's County of Residence," you should list the county where you reside, which in this case would be Fannin County, Georgia.
For the "Place for Attorneys," since you are representing yourself, you should write "Pro Se."
Would you like any further guidance on another part of the form or the lawsuit process?
so did I also put my name where it says plaintiff and if so should I put my name first or the county
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Yes, you should put your name where it says "Plaintiff." Here is the order:
*. Plaintiff's Name: List your name first.
*. Plaintiff's County of Residence: List Fannin County, Georgia.
Would you like any more help with your forms or the lawsuit process?
Yes, you should put your name where it says "Plaintiff." Here is the order:
*. Plaintiff's Name: List your name first.
*. Plaintiff's County of Residence: List Fannin County, Georgia.
Would you like any more help with your forms or the lawsuit process?
ok so where it says basis of jurisdiction what do I put
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For the "Basis of Jurisdiction," you'll need to choose the option that best fits your case. Here are some common options:
- Federal Question: If your case involves a violation of federal law or constitutional rights.
- Diversity of Citizenship: If you and the defendants are from different states and the amount in controversy exceeds $*,*.
Given your situation, you might select "Federal Question," since your case involves potential constitutional rights violations.
Would you like more help with any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
For the "Basis of Jurisdiction," you'll need to choose the option that best fits your case. Here are some common options:
- Federal Question: If your case involves a violation of federal law or constitutional rights.
- Diversity of Citizenship: If you and the defendants are from different states and the amount in controversy exceeds $*,*.
Given your situation, you might select "Federal Question," since your case involves potential constitutional rights violations.
Would you like more help with any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
ok so where it ask citizenship of principal parties should I mark the box for incorporated or principal place of business in this state
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For the section asking about the "Citizenship of Principal Parties," here's what you should do:
- Since you are suing local government entities (DFCS and Sheriff's Department), you should not mark the box for "incorporated or principal place of business in this state." This box is generally used for businesses or corporations.
Would you like more help on any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
For the section asking about the "Citizenship of Principal Parties," here's what you should do:
- Since you are suing local government entities (DFCS and Sheriff's Department), you should not mark the box for "incorporated or principal place of business in this state." This box is generally used for businesses or corporations.
Would you like more help on any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
for nature of suit should I mark the box for other civil rights
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For the "Nature of Suit," if your case involves civil rights violations by the government entities (DFCS and Sheriff's Department), you should mark the box for "Other Civil Rights."
Would you like more assistance with any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
For the "Nature of Suit," if your case involves civil rights violations by the government entities (DFCS and Sheriff's Department), you should mark the box for "Other Civil Rights."
Would you like more assistance with any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
on origin I should put original proceeding
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Yes, you should select "Original Proceeding" for the "Origin" section. If you need any further guidance, feel free to ask!
Yes, you should select "Original Proceeding" for the "Origin" section. If you need any further guidance, feel free to ask!
what should I put where it says cause of action and then it has cite the u.s. civil statute under which you are filing
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For the "Cause of Action" section, you should briefly describe the main legal issue. For example, you could write: "Civil rights violation due to failure to protect and improper conduct by DFCS and Sheriff's Department."
For the "U.S. Civil Statute," you could cite: "* U.S.C. § *" (which addresses civil action for deprivation of rights).
Would you like any further guidance on another part of the form or the lawsuit process?
For the "Cause of Action" section, you should briefly describe the main legal issue. For example, you could write: "Civil rights violation due to failure to protect and improper conduct by DFCS and Sheriff's Department."
For the "U.S. Civil Statute," you could cite: "* U.S.C. § *" (which addresses civil action for deprivation of rights).
Would you like any further guidance on another part of the form or the lawsuit process?
so I should put the first part of what you said where it says brief description of cause
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Yes, you should put "Civil rights violation due to failure to protect and improper conduct by DFCS and Sheriff's Department" in the "Brief Description of Cause" section.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
Yes, you should put "Civil rights violation due to failure to protect and improper conduct by DFCS and Sheriff's Department" in the "Brief Description of Cause" section.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any other part of the form or the lawsuit process?
and I should put the * u.s.c. statute where it says cite the u.s. civil statute under which you are filing (do not cite jurisdictional statutes unless diversity)
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Yes, you should put "* U.S.C. § *" where it asks for the U.S. civil statute under which you are filing.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Yes, you should put "* U.S.C. § *" where it asks for the U.S. civil statute under which you are filing.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
what about where it says requested in complaint and then it has demand $ and check only if demanded in complaint jury demand
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For the "Requested in Complaint" section:
- Demand $: Specify the amount of monetary damages you are seeking, if any.
- Jury Demand: Check this box if you are requesting a jury trial.
Do you need help with any other part of the form or process?
For the "Requested in Complaint" section:
- Demand $: Specify the amount of monetary damages you are seeking, if any.
- Jury Demand: Check this box if you are requesting a jury trial.
Do you need help with any other part of the form or process?
I would like to get money back from everything me and my mom lost but can I just leave it blank
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You can specify the amount of monetary damages you are seeking in the "Demand $" section. It's usually better to put an amount if you have an estimate. However, if you're unsure, you can leave it blank and provide more details in your complaint.
Would you like more guidance on estimating the damages or any other part of the lawsuit process?
You can specify the amount of monetary damages you are seeking in the "Demand $" section. It's usually better to put an amount if you have an estimate. However, if you're unsure, you can leave it blank and provide more details in your complaint.
Would you like more guidance on estimating the damages or any other part of the lawsuit process?
ok but still there was not any place on this form for me to put my info for them to know who I am no mailing or email and do I have to mail the complaint with this
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It's important to ensure the court has your contact information. Here’s what you should do:
- Include a Cover Letter: Attach a cover letter with your name, address, phone number, and email address when you mail your forms and complaint.
- Mailing the Complaint: Yes, you should mail the complaint along with the fee waiver application and cover letter.
Would you like any further guidance on drafting the cover letter or any other part of the process?
It's important to ensure the court has your contact information. Here’s what you should do:
- Include a Cover Letter: Attach a cover letter with your name, address, phone number, and email address when you mail your forms and complaint.
- Mailing the Complaint: Yes, you should mail the complaint along with the fee waiver application and cover letter.
Would you like any further guidance on drafting the cover letter or any other part of the process?
is there a cover letter from or should I just do it my self
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I don't have a specific cover letter template, but here's a simple format you can follow:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
[Date]
[Clerk of the Court]
[Name of the Court]
[Address of the Court]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Re: Case Filing
Dear Clerk of the Court,
I am submitting the enclosed documents for filing in the above-referenced case:
*. Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs (AO *).
*. Complaint.
*. Civil Cover Sheet (JS *).
Please find my contact information above for any further correspondence.
Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any other part of the process?
I don't have a specific cover letter template, but here's a simple format you can follow:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
[Date]
[Clerk of the Court]
[Name of the Court]
[Address of the Court]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Re: Case Filing
Dear Clerk of the Court,
I am submitting the enclosed documents for filing in the above-referenced case:
*. Application to Proceed in District Court Without Prepaying Fees or Costs (AO *).
*. Complaint.
*. Civil Cover Sheet (JS *).
Please find my contact information above for any further correspondence.
Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any other part of the process?
ok when you say case filing am I to put just that case filing meaning I am filing a case? and what about me asking the courts to let me file late for missing my statute of limitations for my disability and diligent efforts
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You can put "Case Filing" as the subject in your cover letter. Regarding your request to file late, include the following steps:
*. Application for Waiver of Court Fees: Include this form.
*. Motion for Leave to File Late: Explain reasons for delay (disability, diligent efforts).
*. Complaint: Include this document.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the "Motion for Leave to File Late"?
You can put "Case Filing" as the subject in your cover letter. Regarding your request to file late, include the following steps:
*. Application for Waiver of Court Fees: Include this form.
*. Motion for Leave to File Late: Explain reasons for delay (disability, diligent efforts).
*. Complaint: Include this document.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the "Motion for Leave to File Late"?
ok is there a form I can get for the motion for leave to file late
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For the "Motion for Leave to File Late," there isn't a standardized form, but you can draft a motion following these guidelines:
For the "Motion for Leave to File Late," there isn't a standardized form, but you can draft a motion following these guidelines:
Motion for Leave to File Late
*. Caption:
- Court name, case title, and case number (if known)
- Your name as the plaintiff
*. Title:
- "Motion for Leave to File Late"
*. Introductory Paragraph:
- State your name and that you are the plaintiff requesting permission to file late.
*. Reasons for Late Filing:
- Explain the reasons for missing the statute of limitations, including:
- Diligent efforts
- Equitable tolling (if applicable)
- Disability and ADHD
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Attach any affidavits or documents that support your reasons.
*. Conclusion:
- Request the court to grant your motion and allow you to proceed with your case.
*. Signature:
- Your signature, printed name, address, and contact information.
Would you like more specific guidance or examples of how to structure each section?
*. Caption:
- Court name, case title, and case number (if known)
- Your name as the plaintiff
*. Title:
- "Motion for Leave to File Late"
*. Introductory Paragraph:
- State your name and that you are the plaintiff requesting permission to file late.
*. Reasons for Late Filing:
- Explain the reasons for missing the statute of limitations, including:
- Diligent efforts
- Equitable tolling (if applicable)
- Disability and ADHD
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Attach any affidavits or documents that support your reasons.
*. Conclusion:
- Request the court to grant your motion and allow you to proceed with your case.
*. Signature:
- Your signature, printed name, address, and contact information.
Would you like more specific guidance or examples of how to structure each section?
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