Summary
In a foreclosure equity dispute, if your estranged husband did not respond timely, you might have a strong case. To proceed, file a Request for Hearing with the court. Seek free legal aid services in Vernon County or contact the Missouri Bar Association for pro bono services. Visit the courts self-help center for guidance on filing necessary forms. Consider reaching out to Legal Aid of Western Missouri or the Missouri Bar Association for assistance.Full Conversation
No, I have not scheduled a hearing. I asked the circuit clerk to schedule a heaeing and because Im pro se they told me to figure out how to do that and come back when i did
It seems like you're dealing with a complex foreclosure and equity dispute.
You may need to file a "Request for Hearing" or "Notice of Hearing" with the court. You can usually find the necessary forms on your county's court website or at the clerk's office.
Have you tried looking for these forms online or visiting the court's self-help center?
No, i have not. Since my estranged husband is in default and did not file a response and only a motion to claim funds, will the judge rule in my favor
Since your estranged husband did not file a timely response and only copied your motion, you might have a strong case. However, it's not guaranteed that the judge will rule in your favor without a hearing.
One relevant question: Have you considered consulting an attorney for assistance in scheduling the hearing and presenting your case?
I lost my job and dont have money to retain an attorney
It's unfortunate that you're in this situation. Here are a few steps you can take:
- Seek out free legal aid services in your area.
- Contact your local bar association for pro bono attorney services.
- Visit the court's self-help center for guidance on filing the "Request for Hearing" form.
Have you looked into any free legal aid services in Vernon County?
No, I j
It looks like you have a strong case, but you'll need to proceed carefully. Here are some steps you can take:
- Look for free legal aid services in Vernon County.
- Check the Missouri bar association for pro bono services.
- Visit the court's self-help center for guidance on filing the "Request for Hearing" form.
Have you tried contacting any local legal aid organizations or the bar association for help?
No, ive only requested services from you
It seems you have a strong case, but ensuring you proceed correctly is crucial. Here are your next steps:
- Search for free legal aid services in Vernon County.
- Contact the Missouri Bar Association for pro bono services.
- Visit the court's self-help center for guidance on filing the "Request for Hearing" form.
Would you like assistance in locating free legal aid services?
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It's crucial to get the hearing scheduled to present your case. Here are some steps you can take:
- Visit the court's self-help center for assistance with the "Request for Hearing" form.
- Look for free legal aid services in Vernon County.
- Contact the Missouri Bar Association for pro bono services.
Would you like me to help you find specific contact information for these resources?
Yes
~Vernon County Free Legal Aid Resources
~Legal Aid of Western Missouri (LAWMO)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.lawmo.org
~Missouri Bar Association Pro Bono Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.mobar.org
Have you tried reaching out to these resources already? If not, would you like additional assistance on how to contact them?
It sounds like you have a strong case but need to ensure proper procedural steps are followed to present your case effectively.
Here are the contact details for assistance:
~Legal Aid of Western Missouri (LAWMO)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.lawmo.org
~Missouri Bar Association Pro Bono Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.mobar.org
Have you tried reaching out to these resources already? If not, would you like additional assistance on how to contact them?
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