I am filing a small claims and the only witness to the accident is in jail. Can he send a notarized statement?
81295
The proper term for a notarized statement is "affidavit" and, yes, your witness can file one, assuming that the jail will cooperate and allow you to have access both to him and to a Notary Public simultaneously.  Depending on his reason for being in jail, this may or may not be possible.  Also there in mind that, again depending upon his reason for being in jail and his criminal history generally, his "bad character" could conceivably be brought into your small claims trial by your adversary.  As you might imagine, this could certainly negatively affect your witness's credibility before the trier of fact (the Judge).  You must ask yourself whether you are better off being your own witness.
1000889
The old saying 'get it in writing' will probably apply here.  Otherwise, a judge will just view it as hearsay.\n\nSo, if it wasn't in writing, you will have a hard time proving a case about the refusal part, which will open the door to collect the past support.
1008281
You have to contact the State Corporation Commission in Texas (which will be in the state's capitol) or secretary of state to find out who their Registered Agent is.  Then you file the small claims against the company name, but use the registered agent as well on the small claims case document.  Then send it via certified mail to the registered agent.  if no registered agent, you can try sending the case via certified mail direct to the company, but I am not sure if TX law accepts service that way for a corp.
709378
I would send him a letter informing him that you have contacted a lawyer regarding the matter and the issue needs to be solved by such-and-such date. After that? Small claims court. Take it to Judge Judy!
256195
As long as it is notarized, it is fine.  You do not need to file it at the county Recorder's Office.  The note should be clear on when payment starts and how much the interest is being charged.  The note can be used as evidence in court case if the party does not pay.
368315
GET AHOLD OF A LOCAL BONDSMAN OR SIMPLY GO TO THE JAIL HOUSE AND POST IT....
966697
The notary would usually not have a financial interest in the transaction. He would just be witness to the transaction.
1092485
I doubt it! Unless you amend the original petition, which you need to do at least 10 days before court, sending a notice to the person if he has no lawyer, or to his lawyer!
118452
you should be able to call the local jail or police station and ask. give them the name and the record department should be able to tell you yay or nay.
745724
I'm currently an NC notary, and when you notarize a document, you are presenting yourself as chief witness.  However, if the document legally required witnesses beyond the notary, in this day & time, it is not eligable for a notary to present on the document as a witness.  I can't tell you what notary code stated in 1937, though, so you may want to check with the sec of state, who appoints notary commisions & sets code. The only other thing I can tell you pertaining to this is that you can't notarize anything that you have a gainable interest in, so you may also want to check into that.
1145625
Talk to an attorney to do the paperwork.
136405
You can contact your local DMV for a printout I think. Call them and ask.
454510
Yes.\n\nRemember that piece of paper that said\nPeople of the State of _________ (Plaintiff)\nv.\nYOU (Defendant)\n\n(may have been City of or Village of or whatever)\n\nyou probably pled guilty in agreement that this owuld be the sentence.
816406
Legal Notices in the local paper.\n\n-HtJ
443968
It depends!! A couple of questions need to be asked.\n\n(a) are the witness statements provided as evidence for the prosecution? If so they are subject to disclosure to the defence; or are they witness statements for the defence??;\n\n(b) has there been consent by the witness for release of the statement? (i.e. if it is my witness statement and I want to send it to the press, that is my right);\n\n(c)The other clarification that is required, it released to whom? Are we talking about public release without consent or release to the defence with a prohibition on public release?; and \n\n(d) what jurisdiction are you in?? (i.e. the laws of release change in difference countries, states, provinces, etc).
933163
Where I live, the plaintiff is responsible for taking care of the service to the respondent. If you file a small claims suit here, you have to send the notice of the hearing date and the claim filed to the other party via certified mail/ return receipt. You also have to provide proof of service to the court on the day of the hearing to show that the other party was notified of the court date.
634976
That would be a verbal contract. If you have any receipts for you expenses or labor that would prove you did work for the guy, you can take him to small claims court. A witness or two with no personal interest in your side of the case would be nice to. You could chance bringing it to small claims court and just hope he is honest enough to own up to it. But chances are slim on that. If you have any phone messages from him acknowledging any thing to do with the work, that would help a lot.