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I am a pro se litigant in Woodruff Construction LLC v. Henry Herrera et al. (Case No. EQCV084907), facing systemic procedural abuse. The plaintiff filed a default judgment prematurely, ignoring court-ordered deadlines, served documents improperly on a dissolved LLC and at outdated addresses, and... View More 
Sounds crazy, 10 months later. I had requested an appeal by my appointed P.D who said basically "perjury" of HHS and such were not grounds for an appeal and didnt know what I was talking about. Petition & 8/10 bullets on affidavit were fabricated and conflicted info, naming my... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2021
An Iowa attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for two weeks. If this involves motor vehicle accident litigation, your selection of categories makes sense. However, this could also be something that an attorney who deals with criminal law/professional conduct matters could have... View More
A mother appeals a child in need of assistance adjudication
answered on Nov 9, 2020
When a ruling has been appealed and is "Affirmed in Part and Reversed in Part", it means that a portion of the appealed ruling has been affirmed, meaning confirmed here; and part of the appealed ruling has been Reversed, meaning that part of the original ruling is no longer valid. I... View More
Saw and remember what he said and did. And watch the fire burn. It's more like an attempted murder but there's arson and deceit. Been doing research on it since but not really sure how to go about it
answered on Oct 17, 2015
You have to ask the people who made the notation what their notations mean.
answered on Oct 24, 2015
I guess you are going to represent yourself. Where you find the laws and case laws is probably in a local law library.
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