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answered on Oct 28, 2015
It is probably way to late to answer this question. What you needed was an attorney on your side. You do not know the rules of procedure or the evidence code, or the law. These things are what attorneys are trained in, and even the easiest of cases is actually quite difficult. When you have legal... View More 
answered on Dec 18, 2013
If there is a legal issue in your case, then you can always appeal. You need to consult with an experienced appeals attorney in your state to find out if your case has such an issue in it.
My case was dismissed with prejudice from a lower court due to statute of limitations.
Unfortunately, that judge was wrong, so I appealed and provided my evidence to prove that I was under the statute of limitations.
What is the turnaround time for the court of appeals to review all... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2015
You needed an attorney back then. That is evident from the way you ask your question.
answered on Jun 3, 2012
A case can be dismissed even though laws or facts are cited by a party if the laws cited are not relevant to the case, if the case has no merit, if the facts cited are not relevant to the case, or if there is no cause of action under the applicable law. This is of course not an exhaustive list.... View More
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