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Court Case Resolution Steps
Summary
To move your landlord-tenant dispute forward in Bucks County, PA, file a Praecipe for Determination with the court. This formal request asks the judge to decide the case. Ensure your document includes court and case information, a clear statement of your request, and your signature. If your daughter is incorrectly included in court documents, file a Motion to Strike or an Affidavit to Correct the Record. For legal representation, consider filing a Motion for Appointment of Counsel. If you face issues with your current lawyer, review your contract for termination clauses and send a written notice to terminate their services.Full Conversation
yes please
Sure! Here's a brief guideline on drafting a "Praecipe for Determination":
- Title: Begin with "Praecipe for Determination."
- Court Info: Include the name and location of the court.
- Case Info: Mention the case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
- Statement: Clearly state that you request the judge to decide the case.
- Signature: Include your name, address, and contact information.
- Date: Date the document.
Would you like more detailed instructions or a sample template?
- Title: Begin with "Praecipe for Determination."
- Court Info: Include the name and location of the court.
- Case Info: Mention the case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
- Statement: Clearly state that you request the judge to decide the case.
- Signature: Include your name, address, and contact information.
- Date: Date the document.
Would you like more detailed instructions or a sample template?
yes can you give me a sample template
Sure! Here’s a sample template for a "Praecipe for Determination":
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Praecipe for Determination
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court make a determination in this matter. Both parties have submitted their briefs and replies, and I am seeking a resolution to this case.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Would you like more detailed instructions on any specific section?
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Praecipe for Determination
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court make a determination in this matter. Both parties have submitted their briefs and replies, and I am seeking a resolution to this case.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Would you like more detailed instructions on any specific section?
can I send you what was already submitted so you can tell me what step I'm supposed to do next. its a brief listing of court submitted docs in the case by both sides
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I can provide some guidance on the next steps. If you have already submitted your briefs and replies and are at a standstill, filing a "Praecipe for Determination" as guided earlier is a good step.
To assist further, could you tell me if you've already drafted and filed the "Praecipe for Determination" with the court? Or do you need help with the submission process?
I can provide some guidance on the next steps. If you have already submitted your briefs and replies and are at a standstill, filing a "Praecipe for Determination" as guided earlier is a good step.
To assist further, could you tell me if you've already drafted and filed the "Praecipe for Determination" with the court? Or do you need help with the submission process?
I did not draft one yet
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Here's what to do next:
*. Draft the "Praecipe for Determination" using the template provided.
*. File the document with the court where your case is being heard.
Would you like more help with the submission process or any other part of your case?
Here's what to do next:
*. Draft the "Praecipe for Determination" using the template provided.
*. File the document with the court where your case is being heard.
Would you like more help with the submission process or any other part of your case?
I need help with it
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Filing the "Praecipe for Determination" is a crucial step to move your case forward. Here's how you can submit it:
*. Make Copies: Prepare multiple copies of your "Praecipe for Determination."
*. File with Court: Submit the original to the court clerk and keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party: Provide a copy to your landlord or their attorney.
Would you like more detailed instructions on any of these steps?
Filing the "Praecipe for Determination" is a crucial step to move your case forward. Here's how you can submit it:
*. Make Copies: Prepare multiple copies of your "Praecipe for Determination."
*. File with Court: Submit the original to the court clerk and keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party: Provide a copy to your landlord or their attorney.
Would you like more detailed instructions on any of these steps?
can you write it for me
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It looks like you're in the process of appealing a decision and need help with drafting and filing a "Praecipe for Determination". Here’s a detailed draft based on your situation:
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Praecipe for Determination
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court make a determination in this matter. Both parties have submitted their briefs and replies, and I am seeking a resolution to this case.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Steps for Submission:
*. Make Copies: Prepare multiple copies of your "Praecipe for Determination."
*. File with Court: Submit the original to the court clerk and keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party: Provide a copy to your landlord or their attorney.
Would you like more detailed instructions on any of these steps?
It looks like you're in the process of appealing a decision and need help with drafting and filing a "Praecipe for Determination". Here’s a detailed draft based on your situation:
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Praecipe for Determination
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court make a determination in this matter. Both parties have submitted their briefs and replies, and I am seeking a resolution to this case.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Steps for Submission:
*. Make Copies: Prepare multiple copies of your "Praecipe for Determination."
*. File with Court: Submit the original to the court clerk and keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party: Provide a copy to your landlord or their attorney.
Would you like more detailed instructions on any of these steps?
the landlord put my disabled daughter on the court documents but she is not on the lease
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That sounds like a complicated situation. Here are some points that might help:
- Lease Agreement: Verify the lease agreement to confirm who is listed as a tenant.
- Court Documents: Check the court documents to see why your daughter was included.
- Legal Advice: Consider seeking legal advice for wrongful inclusion.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points?
That sounds like a complicated situation. Here are some points that might help:
- Lease Agreement: Verify the lease agreement to confirm who is listed as a tenant.
- Court Documents: Check the court documents to see why your daughter was included.
- Legal Advice: Consider seeking legal advice for wrongful inclusion.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points?
yes more detailed guidance
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Absolutely, I can provide more detailed guidance on these points:
- Lease Agreement: Carefully review your lease agreement to ensure your daughter is not listed as a tenant. This will be crucial in disputing her inclusion in the court documents.
- Court Documents: Examine the court documents to determine the reason your daughter was included. This might provide insights into the landlord's intentions or errors.
- Legal Advice: For wrongful inclusion of your daughter, consider discussing the situation with a legal expert specializing in landlord-tenant disputes. They can provide personalized advice and represent your interests.
Would you like guidance on how to find legal assistance or more details on reviewing your lease agreement and court documents?
Absolutely, I can provide more detailed guidance on these points:
- Lease Agreement: Carefully review your lease agreement to ensure your daughter is not listed as a tenant. This will be crucial in disputing her inclusion in the court documents.
- Court Documents: Examine the court documents to determine the reason your daughter was included. This might provide insights into the landlord's intentions or errors.
- Legal Advice: For wrongful inclusion of your daughter, consider discussing the situation with a legal expert specializing in landlord-tenant disputes. They can provide personalized advice and represent your interests.
Would you like guidance on how to find legal assistance or more details on reviewing your lease agreement and court documents?
can you help me find a paralegal that can help me write up these documents for me that is reasonably affordable
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I can guide you on how to find a paralegal in Pennsylvania:
- Local Bar Association: Contact the Bucks County Bar Association for referrals.
- Online Directories: Websites like Avvo or LegalZoom.
- Legal Aid: Check with local legal aid organizations for affordable options.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these suggestions?
I can guide you on how to find a paralegal in Pennsylvania:
- Local Bar Association: Contact the Bucks County Bar Association for referrals.
- Online Directories: Websites like Avvo or LegalZoom.
- Legal Aid: Check with local legal aid organizations for affordable options.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these suggestions?
this was sent against my husband because he missed subnitting a document in time because our free legal help did not represent us when we thought she was
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To help you further, I need to understand your situation better. Can you please clarify what specific document your husband missed submitting?
To help you further, I need to understand your situation better. Can you please clarify what specific document your husband missed submitting?
PRAECIPE TO WITHDRAW MOTION/PETITION TO OPEN DEFAULT JUDGMENT OF DEFT RICHARD SCHMIDT BY PLTF FILED */*/* EO DIE MOTION/PETITION MARKED WITHDRAWN.
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It sounds like your husband missed submitting a document which led to a default judgment against him. Here’s what you can do:
- Review the Missed Document: Understand the nature and implications of the missed document.
- Motion to Reopen: Consider filing a motion to reopen the case if there were extenuating circumstances.
- Legal Advice: Seek legal advice to explore options for contesting the default judgment.
Would you like guidance on drafting a motion to reopen the case?
It sounds like your husband missed submitting a document which led to a default judgment against him. Here’s what you can do:
- Review the Missed Document: Understand the nature and implications of the missed document.
- Motion to Reopen: Consider filing a motion to reopen the case if there were extenuating circumstances.
- Legal Advice: Seek legal advice to explore options for contesting the default judgment.
Would you like guidance on drafting a motion to reopen the case?
Select * */*/* *:*:* AM PETITION TO OPEN AND/OR STRIKE JUDGMENT FILED BY DEFT RICHARD SCHMIDT No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* AM MOTION/PETITION FOR LEAVE TO PROCEED IN FORMA PAUPERIS FILED BY DEFT RICHARD SCHMIDT No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* AM CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* PM E ORDER ENTERED APPROVING IN FORMA PAUPERIS APPLICATION BY JORDAN B. YEAGER, J. THIS ORDER/JUDGMENT WAS DOCKETED AND SENT ON */*/* PURSUANT TO PA. R. C. P. *. No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* PM E RULE RETURNABLE MARCH *, * BY JORDAN B. YEAGER, J. THIS ORDER/JUDGMENT WAS DOCKETED AND SENT ON */*/* PURSUANT TO PA. R. C. P. *. No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* AM E REPLY/RESPONSE TO RICHARD SCHMIDT TO OPEN DEFAULT No *
Select * */*/* *:*:* PM E PRAECIPE TO WITHDRAW MOTION/PETITION TO OPEN DEFAULT JUDGMENT OF DEFT RICHARD SCHMIDT BY PLTF FILED */*/* EO DIE MOTION/PETITION MARKED WITHDRAWN.
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It sounds like the situation with the default judgment and the missed document is quite complex. Here are the steps you can take:
- Review the Documents: Ensure you understand the missed "Praecipe to Withdraw Motion/Petition to Open Default Judgment."
- Motion to Reopen: Consider filing a motion to reopen the case, citing extenuating circumstances and the failure of your free legal help.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to draft this motion to reopen the case?
It sounds like the situation with the default judgment and the missed document is quite complex. Here are the steps you can take:
- Review the Documents: Ensure you understand the missed "Praecipe to Withdraw Motion/Petition to Open Default Judgment."
- Motion to Reopen: Consider filing a motion to reopen the case, citing extenuating circumstances and the failure of your free legal help.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to draft this motion to reopen the case?
we did this Select * */*/* *:*:* AM PETITION TO OPEN AND/OR STRIKE JUDGMENT FILED BY DEFT RICHARD SCHMID
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It seems like you've already filed a "Petition to Open and/or Strike Judgment." To help you proceed:
- Status Check: Verify if any hearings or decisions are pending for your petition.
- Follow-Up: If there's no response, consider filing a "Praecipe for Determination" to expedite the decision.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points?
It seems like you've already filed a "Petition to Open and/or Strike Judgment." To help you proceed:
- Status Check: Verify if any hearings or decisions are pending for your petition.
- Follow-Up: If there's no response, consider filing a "Praecipe for Determination" to expedite the decision.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points?
and they did this Select * */*/* *:*:* PM E PRAECIPE TO WITHDRAW MOTION/PETITION TO OPEN DEFAULT JUDGMENT OF DEFT RICHARD SCHMIDT BY PLTF FILED */*/* EO DIE MOTION/PETITION MARKED WITHDRAWN.
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It seems your situation involves complex procedural steps and missed filings. Here’s what you can do next:
- Verify Withdrawal: Confirm the withdrawal of the motion/petition.
- Refile Petition: Consider refiling the "Petition to Open and/or Strike Judgment" if it was withdrawn.
Would you like more detailed guidance on refiling the petition?
It seems your situation involves complex procedural steps and missed filings. Here’s what you can do next:
- Verify Withdrawal: Confirm the withdrawal of the motion/petition.
- Refile Petition: Consider refiling the "Petition to Open and/or Strike Judgment" if it was withdrawn.
Would you like more detailed guidance on refiling the petition?
what does this mean */*/* *:*:* PM E RULE RETURNABLE MARCH *, * BY JORDAN B. YEAGER, J. THIS ORDER/JUDGMENT WAS DOCKETED AND SENT ON */*/* PURSUANT TO PA. R. C. P. *.
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It means the court has issued a rule (order) that requires a response or action by March *, *. The order was entered by Judge Jordan B. Yeager and sent out on February *, *, in compliance with Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure *, which mandates sending notices of orders or judgments.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your case given this rule returnable date?
It means the court has issued a rule (order) that requires a response or action by March *, *. The order was entered by Judge Jordan B. Yeager and sent out on February *, *, in compliance with Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure *, which mandates sending notices of orders or judgments.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with your case given this rule returnable date?
RULE RETURNABLE APRIL *, * BY JORDAN B. YEAGER, J. THIS ORDER/JUDGMENT WAS DOCKETED AND SENT ON */*/* PURSUANT TO PA. R. C. P. *.
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The court has set a deadline of April *, *, for a response or action required by the rule issued by Judge Jordan B. Yeager. Here are the steps you can take next:
- Review the Order: Carefully read the court order to understand what action is required by April *, *.
- Prepare Response: Draft and file the necessary documents or responses as required by the court order.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the required response or any other part of your case?
The court has set a deadline of April *, *, for a response or action required by the rule issued by Judge Jordan B. Yeager. Here are the steps you can take next:
- Review the Order: Carefully read the court order to understand what action is required by April *, *.
- Prepare Response: Draft and file the necessary documents or responses as required by the court order.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the required response or any other part of your case?
yes more advice
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Sure, here are the detailed steps:
- Review the Order: Carefully read the court order to understand the specific actions required by April *, *. Ensure you know what the court expects you to file or respond to.
- Consult Legal Assistance: Given the complexity, it might be beneficial to consult with a paralegal or attorney. Look for affordable legal aid organizations or paralegal services in your area.
- Draft and File Response: Based on the order, prepare the necessary documents. Ensure they are complete, accurate, and submitted on time.
Would you like more detailed instructions on finding affordable legal help or preparing your response?
Sure, here are the detailed steps:
- Review the Order: Carefully read the court order to understand the specific actions required by April *, *. Ensure you know what the court expects you to file or respond to.
- Consult Legal Assistance: Given the complexity, it might be beneficial to consult with a paralegal or attorney. Look for affordable legal aid organizations or paralegal services in your area.
- Draft and File Response: Based on the order, prepare the necessary documents. Ensure they are complete, accurate, and submitted on time.
Would you like more detailed instructions on finding affordable legal help or preparing your response?
detailed instruction to prepare response
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Sure, here are the detailed steps to prepare your response:
*. Understand the Order:
- Carefully read the court order to determine the specific actions or documents required by the court by April *, *.
*. Document Preparation:
- Identify the documents or responses needed. This might include affidavits, briefs, or motions.
*. Content of Response:
- Clearly address the points mentioned in the court order. Use a structured format:
- Title: "Response to Court Order Dated [Date]"
- Court Information: Name and address of the court.
- Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
- Body: Detailed response to the court order. Address each point mentioned in the order. Include relevant facts, arguments, and evidence.
- Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
*. Review and Proofread:
- Ensure the response is clear, concise, and free of errors. Double-check all factual statements and legal citations.
*. Make Copies:
- Prepare multiple copies of your response for submission to the court and serving the other party.
*. File with the Court:
- Submit the original response to the court clerk. Keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party:
- Provide a copy of your response to your landlord or their attorney as required.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
Sure, here are the detailed steps to prepare your response:
*. Understand the Order:
- Carefully read the court order to determine the specific actions or documents required by the court by April *, *.
*. Document Preparation:
- Identify the documents or responses needed. This might include affidavits, briefs, or motions.
*. Content of Response:
- Clearly address the points mentioned in the court order. Use a structured format:
- Title: "Response to Court Order Dated [Date]"
- Court Information: Name and address of the court.
- Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
- Body: Detailed response to the court order. Address each point mentioned in the order. Include relevant facts, arguments, and evidence.
- Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
*. Review and Proofread:
- Ensure the response is clear, concise, and free of errors. Double-check all factual statements and legal citations.
*. Make Copies:
- Prepare multiple copies of your response for submission to the court and serving the other party.
*. File with the Court:
- Submit the original response to the court clerk. Keep a copy for your records.
*. Serve the Other Party:
- Provide a copy of your response to your landlord or their attorney as required.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
does my husband now have a judgment against him
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To determine if your husband now has a judgment against him, here are some steps you can take:
- Court Records: Check the court records or docket for any entries indicating a judgment was entered against him.
- Court Clerk: Contact the court clerk for confirmation of any judgments.
Would you like detailed instructions on how to check the court records or contact the court clerk?
To determine if your husband now has a judgment against him, here are some steps you can take:
- Court Records: Check the court records or docket for any entries indicating a judgment was entered against him.
- Court Clerk: Contact the court clerk for confirmation of any judgments.
Would you like detailed instructions on how to check the court records or contact the court clerk?
yes
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Sure, here are detailed instructions:
Sure, here are detailed instructions:
Checking Court Records
*. Online Access:
- Visit the website of the court where your case is being heard. Most courts provide online access to case information.
- Look for a section like "Case Search" or "Docket Search."
- Enter your husband's case number or name to view the case details and check for any judgment entries.
*. Visit the Court:
- Go to the court where the case is filed.
- Request to view the case file at the clerk’s office.
- Look for any entries indicating a judgment was entered against your husband.
*. Online Access:
- Visit the website of the court where your case is being heard. Most courts provide online access to case information.
- Look for a section like "Case Search" or "Docket Search."
- Enter your husband's case number or name to view the case details and check for any judgment entries.
*. Visit the Court:
- Go to the court where the case is filed.
- Request to view the case file at the clerk’s office.
- Look for any entries indicating a judgment was entered against your husband.
Contacting the Court Clerk
*. Prepare Information:
- Have the case number, your husband’s full name, and any other relevant details ready.
*. Contact the Clerk:
- Call the court clerk's office. You can usually find their phone number on the court's website.
- Ask the clerk to check the case file for any judgments against your husband.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
*. Prepare Information:
- Have the case number, your husband’s full name, and any other relevant details ready.
*. Contact the Clerk:
- Call the court clerk's office. You can usually find their phone number on the court's website.
- Ask the clerk to check the case file for any judgments against your husband.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
can you tell me if a judgment was ruled against my husband how can they come after me and my daughter for the same amount so does that mean they get the amount I appealed * times
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To address your concerns:
- Judgment Against Husband: Check court records or contact the court clerk as previously advised to confirm if a judgment was entered against your husband.
- Liability of Family Members: Generally, judgments are against the named defendant. If your daughter isn’t on the lease or involved in the case, you can contest her inclusion.
- Appeal Process: If you have appealed and the case is stalled, filing a "Praecipe for Determination" can help move it forward.
Would you like more detailed guidance on contesting your daughter's inclusion or further steps for the appeal?
To address your concerns:
- Judgment Against Husband: Check court records or contact the court clerk as previously advised to confirm if a judgment was entered against your husband.
- Liability of Family Members: Generally, judgments are against the named defendant. If your daughter isn’t on the lease or involved in the case, you can contest her inclusion.
- Appeal Process: If you have appealed and the case is stalled, filing a "Praecipe for Determination" can help move it forward.
Would you like more detailed guidance on contesting your daughter's inclusion or further steps for the appeal?
yes I need help contesting my daughters inclusion
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To contest your daughter's inclusion in the court documents, follow these detailed steps:
*. Review the Lease Agreement:
- Confirm that your daughter is not listed as a tenant.
*. Check Court Documents:
- Identify why your daughter was included in the court documents.
*. Prepare an Affidavit or Motion:
- Draft an affidavit or motion to the court stating that your daughter should not be included because she is not on the lease and is not involved in the case.
*. File with the Court:
- Submit the affidavit or motion to the court clerk.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the affidavit or motion?
To contest your daughter's inclusion in the court documents, follow these detailed steps:
*. Review the Lease Agreement:
- Confirm that your daughter is not listed as a tenant.
*. Check Court Documents:
- Identify why your daughter was included in the court documents.
*. Prepare an Affidavit or Motion:
- Draft an affidavit or motion to the court stating that your daughter should not be included because she is not on the lease and is not involved in the case.
*. File with the Court:
- Submit the affidavit or motion to the court clerk.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting the affidavit or motion?
what would the affidavit or motion be called
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To contest your daughter's inclusion, you can file a "Motion to Strike" or an "Affidavit to Correct the Record."
Would you like more detailed instructions on drafting the motion or affidavit?
To contest your daughter's inclusion, you can file a "Motion to Strike" or an "Affidavit to Correct the Record."
Would you like more detailed instructions on drafting the motion or affidavit?
yes for an affidavit to correct the record
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Sure! Here are the steps to draft an "Affidavit to Correct the Record":
*. Title: "Affidavit to Correct the Record"
*. Court Information: Include the name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Affiant Information: Your full name, address, and relationship to the case.
*. Statement of Facts:
- Clearly state that your daughter is not listed as a tenant on the lease.
- Explain why her inclusion in the court documents is incorrect.
*. Signature: Your signature, printed name, and date.
*. Notarization: Have the affidavit notarized.
Would you like a sample template for this affidavit?
Sure! Here are the steps to draft an "Affidavit to Correct the Record":
*. Title: "Affidavit to Correct the Record"
*. Court Information: Include the name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Affiant Information: Your full name, address, and relationship to the case.
*. Statement of Facts:
- Clearly state that your daughter is not listed as a tenant on the lease.
- Explain why her inclusion in the court documents is incorrect.
*. Signature: Your signature, printed name, and date.
*. Notarization: Have the affidavit notarized.
Would you like a sample template for this affidavit?
yes
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Here's a sample template for the "Affidavit to Correct the Record":
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Affidavit to Correct the Record
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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Affiant: [Your Full Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Relationship to the Case]
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Statement of Facts:
*. I, [Your Full Name], am the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case.
*. My daughter, [Daughter’s Full Name], is not listed as a tenant on the lease agreement for the property located at [Property Address].
*. Her inclusion in the court documents is incorrect and should be corrected as she has no involvement in this case.
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Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Date]
Notarization:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ____ day of ____, 20__.
______________________________________
Notary Public
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
Here's a sample template for the "Affidavit to Correct the Record":
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Affidavit to Correct the Record
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Landlord’s Name]
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Affiant: [Your Full Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Relationship to the Case]
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Statement of Facts:
*. I, [Your Full Name], am the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case.
*. My daughter, [Daughter’s Full Name], is not listed as a tenant on the lease agreement for the property located at [Property Address].
*. Her inclusion in the court documents is incorrect and should be corrected as she has no involvement in this case.
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Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Date]
Notarization:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ____ day of ____, 20__.
______________________________________
Notary Public
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
does my daughter need to be there when its notarized
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No, your daughter does not need to be present when the affidavit is notarized. Only the person making the affidavit (you) needs to be present to sign the document in front of the notary.
No, your daughter does not need to be present when the affidavit is notarized. Only the person making the affidavit (you) needs to be present to sign the document in front of the notary.
lastly I have a court case against my former employer and am awaiting their response to my complaint in the eastern pa district court for discrimination etc but what could they respond with if we already submitted my complaint and their response and my rebuttal in eeoc
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In response to your complaint in the Eastern PA District Court for discrimination:
- Motion to Dismiss: They may argue the complaint lacks legal grounds.
- Answer to Complaint: Admit or deny allegations and assert defenses.
- Motion for Summary Judgment: Argue there's no factual dispute requiring a trial.
Would you like more information on any of these possible responses?
In response to your complaint in the Eastern PA District Court for discrimination:
- Motion to Dismiss: They may argue the complaint lacks legal grounds.
- Answer to Complaint: Admit or deny allegations and assert defenses.
- Motion for Summary Judgment: Argue there's no factual dispute requiring a trial.
Would you like more information on any of these possible responses?
how should I respond
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The company can respond in several ways to your discrimination complaint in the Eastern PA District Court. Here’s what you might expect and how you might respond:
- Motion to Dismiss: Argue that your complaint lacks legal grounds.
- Response: Oppose the motion by demonstrating the legal and factual basis for your claims.
- Answer to Complaint: Admit or deny allegations, and assert defenses.
- Response: Prepare for discovery and gather evidence to support your claims.
- Motion for Summary Judgment: Argue there's no factual dispute requiring a trial.
- Response: Present evidence showing there are factual disputes that need to be resolved at trial.
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The company can respond in several ways to your discrimination complaint in the Eastern PA District Court. Here’s what you might expect and how you might respond:
- Motion to Dismiss: Argue that your complaint lacks legal grounds.
- Response: Oppose the motion by demonstrating the legal and factual basis for your claims.
- Answer to Complaint: Admit or deny allegations, and assert defenses.
- Response: Prepare for discovery and gather evidence to support your claims.
- Motion for Summary Judgment: Argue there's no factual dispute requiring a trial.
- Response: Present evidence showing there are factual disputes that need to be resolved at trial.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting a response to any of these possible motions?
yes I would please
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Sure! Here are detailed guidelines on how to draft responses to each potential motion:
Sure! Here are detailed guidelines on how to draft responses to each potential motion:
Motion to Dismiss:
*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Response to Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your response.
*. Legal Standards: Outline the legal standards for a motion to dismiss.
*. Arguments: Provide a point-by-point rebuttal to the grounds for dismissal, citing relevant laws and facts.
*. Conclusion: Request the court to deny the motion.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Response to Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your response.
*. Legal Standards: Outline the legal standards for a motion to dismiss.
*. Arguments: Provide a point-by-point rebuttal to the grounds for dismissal, citing relevant laws and facts.
*. Conclusion: Request the court to deny the motion.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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Answer to Complaint:
*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Reply to Defendant’s Answer to Complaint"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your reply.
*. Response to Allegations: Address each admission, denial, and defense raised by the defendant.
*. Additional Facts: Provide any additional facts or clarifications.
*. Conclusion: Summarize your rebuttal.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Reply to Defendant’s Answer to Complaint"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your reply.
*. Response to Allegations: Address each admission, denial, and defense raised by the defendant.
*. Additional Facts: Provide any additional facts or clarifications.
*. Conclusion: Summarize your rebuttal.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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Motion for Summary Judgment:
*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Opposition to Defendant’s Motion for Summary Judgment"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your opposition.
*. Legal Standards: Outline the legal standards for summary judgment.
*. Arguments: Present evidence showing that there are factual disputes requiring a trial.
*. Conclusion: Request the court to deny the motion.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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*. Title: "Plaintiff’s Opposition to Defendant’s Motion for Summary Judgment"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your opposition.
*. Legal Standards: Outline the legal standards for summary judgment.
*. Arguments: Present evidence showing that there are factual disputes requiring a trial.
*. Conclusion: Request the court to deny the motion.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
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how can I ask the judge to assign me a free lawyer to help me
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To ask the judge to assign you a free lawyer, you can file a "Motion for Appointment of Counsel." Here’s how:
To ask the judge to assign you a free lawyer, you can file a "Motion for Appointment of Counsel." Here’s how:
Steps:
*. Title: "Motion for Appointment of Counsel"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your motion.
*. Reasons: Explain why you need a free lawyer (e.g., financial hardship, complexity of the case).
*. Conclusion: Request the court to appoint a lawyer.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
Would you like a sample template for this motion?
*. Title: "Motion for Appointment of Counsel"
*. Court Information: Name and address of the court.
*. Case Information: Case number, plaintiff, and defendant names.
*. Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of your motion.
*. Reasons: Explain why you need a free lawyer (e.g., financial hardship, complexity of the case).
*. Conclusion: Request the court to appoint a lawyer.
*. Signature: Your name, address, phone number, and date.
Would you like a sample template for this motion?
yes a sample template
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Sure! Here’s a sample template for the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel":
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Motion for Appointment of Counsel
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Defendant’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court appoint counsel to represent me in this matter.
Introduction:
The purpose of this motion is to request the appointment of legal counsel due to my inability to afford private representation.
Reasons:
*. Financial Hardship: I am currently facing financial difficulties and cannot afford to hire a private attorney.
*. Complexity of the Case: The legal issues involved in this case are complex, and I require professional legal assistance to effectively present my case.
Conclusion:
For the reasons stated above, I respectfully request that the Court appoint counsel to represent me in this matter.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
Sure! Here’s a sample template for the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel":
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Motion for Appointment of Counsel
[Court Name]
[Address of the Court]
[Bucks County, PA]
Case Number: [Your Case Number]
Plaintiff: [Your Name]
Defendant: [Defendant’s Name]
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To the Honorable Judge:
I, [Your Full Name], the Plaintiff in the above-referenced case, respectfully request that the Court appoint counsel to represent me in this matter.
Introduction:
The purpose of this motion is to request the appointment of legal counsel due to my inability to afford private representation.
Reasons:
*. Financial Hardship: I am currently facing financial difficulties and cannot afford to hire a private attorney.
*. Complexity of the Case: The legal issues involved in this case are complex, and I require professional legal assistance to effectively present my case.
Conclusion:
For the reasons stated above, I respectfully request that the Court appoint counsel to represent me in this matter.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]
[Date]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section of this process?
do I submit this document on the document upload portal
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Yes, you should submit the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" through the document upload portal if that is the designated method for your court. Make sure to follow any specific instructions provided by the court for submitting documents.
Would you like more detailed instructions on the submission process?
Yes, you should submit the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" through the document upload portal if that is the designated method for your court. Make sure to follow any specific instructions provided by the court for submitting documents.
Would you like more detailed instructions on the submission process?
yes more detailed instructions
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Sure! Here are detailed instructions on submitting the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" through the document upload portal:
*. Prepare Your Document:
- Ensure your "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" is complete and signed.
- Scan the document if it's not already in digital format.
*. Access the Portal:
- Visit the court's website where your case is being heard.
- Look for the "Document Upload" or "E-Filing" section.
*. Log In:
- Log into the portal using your credentials. If you don’t have an account, you may need to create one.
*. Select Your Case:
- Locate your case using the case number or other identifying information.
*. Upload the Document:
- Follow the prompts to upload your "Motion for Appointment of Counsel."
- Select the appropriate document type/category, which might be listed as "Motion" or "Request for Counsel."
*. Review and Confirm:
- Double-check that the document is correctly uploaded.
- Confirm the submission.
*. Receive Confirmation:
- You should receive an email or notification confirming the submission.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any particular step?
Sure! Here are detailed instructions on submitting the "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" through the document upload portal:
*. Prepare Your Document:
- Ensure your "Motion for Appointment of Counsel" is complete and signed.
- Scan the document if it's not already in digital format.
*. Access the Portal:
- Visit the court's website where your case is being heard.
- Look for the "Document Upload" or "E-Filing" section.
*. Log In:
- Log into the portal using your credentials. If you don’t have an account, you may need to create one.
*. Select Your Case:
- Locate your case using the case number or other identifying information.
*. Upload the Document:
- Follow the prompts to upload your "Motion for Appointment of Counsel."
- Select the appropriate document type/category, which might be listed as "Motion" or "Request for Counsel."
*. Review and Confirm:
- Double-check that the document is correctly uploaded.
- Confirm the submission.
*. Receive Confirmation:
- You should receive an email or notification confirming the submission.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any particular step?
we have another case against slim jim and they will not settle with the new lawyer we hired who is not pursuing it and won't give us an appointment for a month
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It sounds like you have a challenging situation with your current lawyer. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Communication: Document all attempts to contact your lawyer.
- Bar Association: Report to the Pennsylvania Bar Association if your lawyer is non-responsive.
- Second Opinion: Consult another lawyer to discuss your options.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
It sounds like you have a challenging situation with your current lawyer. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Communication: Document all attempts to contact your lawyer.
- Bar Association: Report to the Pennsylvania Bar Association if your lawyer is non-responsive.
- Second Opinion: Consult another lawyer to discuss your options.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?
how do I get rid of the contract with this firm that is non responsive and not doing the job
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To terminate a contract with a non-responsive lawyer in Pennsylvania, you can follow these steps:
- Review your contract: Check for any termination clauses.
- Send a written notice: Inform the firm of your decision to terminate their services.
- Request your file: Ask for your case file and any documents.
Would you like detailed guidance on drafting the termination notice?
To terminate a contract with a non-responsive lawyer in Pennsylvania, you can follow these steps:
- Review your contract: Check for any termination clauses.
- Send a written notice: Inform the firm of your decision to terminate their services.
- Request your file: Ask for your case file and any documents.
Would you like detailed guidance on drafting the termination notice?
yes please do the termination notice
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Sure! Here’s a detailed template for a termination notice to your current law firm:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Law Firm’s Name]
[Law Firm’s Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Re: Termination of Legal Services
Dear [Lawyer’s Name or Law Firm Name],
I am writing to formally notify you that I have decided to terminate your legal services effective immediately. This decision has been made due to [state your reasons, such as lack of communication, dissatisfaction with the handling of my case, etc.].
Please consider this letter as an official termination of our legal services agreement. I request that you provide me with the following:
*. A copy of my complete case file: Please include all documents, correspondences, and any other materials related to my case.
*. An itemized statement of all fees and expenses incurred to date: I request a final accounting of all charges and payments.
Please send the requested documents to my address above or via email to [your email address] within [reasonable time frame, usually *-10 days].
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of this process?
Sure! Here’s a detailed template for a termination notice to your current law firm:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Law Firm’s Name]
[Law Firm’s Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Re: Termination of Legal Services
Dear [Lawyer’s Name or Law Firm Name],
I am writing to formally notify you that I have decided to terminate your legal services effective immediately. This decision has been made due to [state your reasons, such as lack of communication, dissatisfaction with the handling of my case, etc.].
Please consider this letter as an official termination of our legal services agreement. I request that you provide me with the following:
*. A copy of my complete case file: Please include all documents, correspondences, and any other materials related to my case.
*. An itemized statement of all fees and expenses incurred to date: I request a final accounting of all charges and payments.
Please send the requested documents to my address above or via email to [your email address] within [reasonable time frame, usually *-10 days].
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
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Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of this process?
can I file against the company in court myself and will it go before a judge or mediation
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Yes, you can file against the company in court yourself. Whether it goes before a judge or mediation depends on the nature of the case and the court's procedures. Some cases may be directed to mediation first.
Would you like more details on the process of filing a lawsuit on your own?
Yes, you can file against the company in court yourself. Whether it goes before a judge or mediation depends on the nature of the case and the court's procedures. Some cases may be directed to mediation first.
Would you like more details on the process of filing a lawsuit on your own?
yes
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Filing a lawsuit on your own involves several steps. Here’s a brief guide:
*. Identify the Appropriate Court:
- Determine if your case is in small claims, civil, or another court.
*. Prepare the Complaint:
- Draft a complaint outlining your claims and the relief you seek.
*. File the Complaint:
- Submit the complaint and any required forms to the court clerk.
- Pay the filing fee or request a fee waiver if you qualify.
*. Serve the Defendant:
- Properly serve the defendant with a copy of the complaint and a summons.
Would you like a sample template for the complaint or more details on any specific step?
Filing a lawsuit on your own involves several steps. Here’s a brief guide:
*. Identify the Appropriate Court:
- Determine if your case is in small claims, civil, or another court.
*. Prepare the Complaint:
- Draft a complaint outlining your claims and the relief you seek.
*. File the Complaint:
- Submit the complaint and any required forms to the court clerk.
- Pay the filing fee or request a fee waiver if you qualify.
*. Serve the Defendant:
- Properly serve the defendant with a copy of the complaint and a summons.
Would you like a sample template for the complaint or more details on any specific step?
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