Getting Case On Docket

Summary

To get a case on the docket, you need to file a complaint, pay a filing fee, and serve the other party. For old cases, file a motion to reopen. Pro se representation is possible but seeking legal advice is recommended.

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What do you need to get a case on a docket
Hello **** ****, to get a case on a docket, you typically need to:
- File a complaint or petition with the court
- Pay a filing fee
- Serve the other party with the complaint
This can vary depending on your location and the type of case.
If it is an old case how do u get it on the docket
To get an old case back on the docket, you would generally need to:
- File a motion to reopen the case
- Serve the motion to the other party
Please note this may vary depending on your jurisdiction.
Can this be done without a lawyer
Yes, it's possible to file a motion and get an old case back on the docket without a lawyer. This is called "pro se" or "self-representation". However, it's often advised to seek legal advice as the process can be complex.