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Creation. How could I add his spouse and kids in my petition. Do I just add them in the form that I fill up and pay in CEAC?
Would he be able to bring his spouse and kids?
answered on Nov 24, 2024
Email the NVC to inform them that your brother is now married with children so the accompanying family can be included in the CEAC
An old roommate stole over 500$ on my bridge card in multiple transactions, he even allowed his mother to use the card. I have multiple messages of him denying having the card, but I have a video obtained from the gas station he used it at and he is clearly on camera using it and its time stamped.... View More 
An old roommate stole over 500$ on my bridge card in multiple transactions, he even allowed his mother to use the card. I have multiple messages of him denying having the card, but I have a video obtained from the gas station he used it at and he is clearly on camera using it and its time stamped.... View More
Those fraudulent charges for 'hospice benefit' could or not be directly included in plaintiff's economic damages/out-of-pocket expenses;
But they are impactful since they are on Plaintiff's medicare record, that will have to be amended.
How this factor is taken... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
Your Medicare record showing fraudulent hospice charges can indeed impact your case beyond direct financial losses. This situation affects both current and future healthcare considerations.
The presence of false hospice charges on your Medicare record could lead to complications with future... View More
I had a really rough gallbladder surgery 3 years ago, including 4 days in the hospital, excessive bleeding into a hematoma, 3 emergency room visits etc. Recently I have developed a large hernia in the surgical site consistent (according to my surgeon) with the trauma I previously describe.
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
In California, the statute of limitations for medical malpractice typically follows the "discovery rule" - meaning the clock starts either when you first discovered (or reasonably should have discovered) the injury, or when the actual injury occurred, whichever comes later. However, there... View More
True statements?
Order signed by judge and filed with court is appealable. Therefore, order denying motion to set aside dismissal against of one of defendants is appealable pursuant 904.1(a)(2).
Since order is immediately appealable,
it will not be subject for later appeal... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
Let me help clarify these appellate law statements for you.
The first statement about orders signed by judges being appealable is overly broad and incorrect. Not all court-signed orders are automatically appealable - only those specifically designated by statute or case law as appealable... View More
Order of dismissal case against one of defendants was made.
Does it mean that order denying motion to set aside dismissal is appealable, after order of dismissal was entered?
Under which statute, can it be deemed post-judgement order in respect to this defendant?
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 904.1(a)(2), an order made after judgment is appealable. In your case, since there was already an order of dismissal against one defendant, this effectively serves as a judgment regarding that defendant.
The subsequent order denying the motion to... View More
Dismissal order was entered in the case against one of defendants.
Entry of judgement was not made and was not served.
If order denying motion to set aside is appealable, under what statute for unlimited cases?
Under 904.1 - order is NOT appealable, because there was not final judgement.
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
Under California law, an order denying a motion to set aside dismissal is typically appealable as a post-judgment order under CCP § 904.1(a)(2), but only after entry of judgment. In your situation, since no judgment was entered or served, the order is not yet appealable.
You have two... View More
If I do not agree/consent to it, can my ex take our son out of state for a trip to Texas for Christmas?
Other facts: -We are still legally married, pending divorce, no court dates until Feb-April. -We’re both the child’s parents, both have rights, both on the birth certificate. -My son... View More
We had a dog spayed in FL which had complications totally $15K. We've been unsuccessful in obtaining getting the surgeon to response back with a letter of malpractice against the veterinarn clinic in FL.
answered on Nov 24, 2024
You can sue, but you will lose. Complications are a normal part of surgeries, whether on humans or animals. In order for the veterinarian to be liable for the complications, you have to show that s/he did something negligent, or below the standard of care. If you can't show that with... View More
My building setback is 10 feet and my HOA is considering a pool as a building but San Antonio doesn't consider a pool a building. Other home in my HOA have pools located within the 10 feet setback. I want to see what we can do to force my HOA to allow me to instill my pool within a 5 feet... View More
Intention for post-judgement appeal.
Pursuant section 906 plaintiff intends to appeal not dismissal of legal action against one of defendants, but to appeal denied motion to set aside dismissal.
Can such appeal be exception to appeals section 906, and specifically why.... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
Under California Code of Civil Procedure section 906, you face significant limitations when attempting to appeal a voluntary dismissal, even when your focus is on the denied motion to set aside that dismissal.
The general rule is that voluntary dismissals are not appealable because they... View More
Section 906 does not authorize to review any decision or order from which an appeal MIGHT BEEN TAKEN.
This mean that appeal should have been taken before, or appeal that was taken should not be revisited?
Particularly, if during lawsuit dismissal was entered against one of... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2024
The limitation in Section 906 of the California Code of Civil Procedure means you cannot use a later appeal to challenge earlier orders that could have been appealed at the time they were made. This is often referred to as the "one shot rule" - you must take your appeal when the... View More
I was served with cs papers, but was told the case would be dropped by the mother of my child. Found out she never dropped it and I missed the court date. I have five other children that I can barely provide for in the ways that I used to because of this and she has found another job that pays more... View More
justia case 431 S.E.2d 820 (1993)
111 N.C. App. 85
In re BECKER, Aaron Michael, Bell (Becker), Jacob Tristan, Becker, Joshua Lee, Becker, Matthew Seth, and Becker, Mark A., Minor Children.
No. 9229DC436.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina.
July 20, 1993.
I was dealing with mi car insurance about rates jumping up too high for my next policy and used the chat option that their app have, the person that I interacted with misunderstood what I wanted, I wanted to change my next policies rates and he changed my current one and now they are expecting me... View More
the owner of the real estate as well ? I purchased a company and there are 9 properties that are owned by this business when I check online.
I was nearly murdered due to the officers negligence. can someone help me fill a tort claim against nc dac or NC dps
I was arrested in 2011 for assualt and battery. The charges were dropped and my record was expunged. I have had no other arrests or charges. Will the NCBOT (North Carolina Board of Occuptational Therapy) see my expunged record when they do a background check required before licensure and will this... View More
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