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answered on Oct 30, 2014
No. It merely means that a court has made a decision or wrote an order. The order or decision will grant or deny requested relief.
answered on May 31, 2012
Are you referring to a copy of the court's order? If so, it usually has the clerk's stamp on it, saying it is a copy.
ATTORNEY WAS DISBARRED
answered on Jun 2, 2012
I am sorry to hear that you were represented by a now-disbarred attorney. So long as you are still within the applicable statute of limitations, you do not need to cite any particular case law or statute to refile. However it is not clear what kind of case or what statute of limitations you might... View More 
answered on May 31, 2012
Yes. And it has to do with whether a contract with a minor can be enforced. What if you don't pay? What if you damage the room? Will you leave it on our credit card, that you don't have?
answered on May 31, 2012
The complaint is already publicly available, through the court's PACER system. If you are posting to generate negative comments about the other side...don't. Win your battle in court.
answered on Feb 22, 2011
You don't answer the certificate, you must respond to the discovery requests that were sent with the certificate. They are either interrogatories, which are written questions, or requests for documents. YOu have 30 days to respond. It's best to pay a lawyer for an hour of his time to... View More
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