what is the effect of filling a case with improper venue?
93571
U get an improper result.
4722
You have a case there, yes.\n\nBasically, you need to begin logging the events (a notebook with timely, dated entries are sufficient).  Also note any communications you have had with your company to get the problem fixed.\n\nYou should report the problem to the company, and the company should deal with it.  If the problem persists, you may have a claim against the company, or the individual (although I doubt that the penalties against an individual are very severe, unless the person is in a position of power.)\n\nSo work with your COMPANY to get it resolved.  Don't try to take it up with the individual.  And keep meticulous notes.
1154597
Depends on the how much damage was done and the jurisdiction.
1140699
Perhaps you can tune us in as to what mistakes the hospital performed. Was it the physicians, the nurses, the structure of the building? You see, some lawyers are offered plenty of money to keep their mouths shut. My father tried suing a company who almost caused his death. All I can say is money that slid under the table did not cause the court to rule in his favor. His lawyer wasnt the best guy out there either.\n\nMy advise to you is hold on to that determination. Go to court, if you feel your case needs to be heard again appeal. If it closes wait a while and then re-open it. Whatever you do though, DO NOT GIVE IN, DO NOT GIVE UP.\n\nI hope you resolve this matter successfully.
266392
The violation of the contract would be a civil matter. If, however, there was fraud (as often is the case with some "contractors" after a disaster) then that would be a criminal matter.
668988
You haven't posted enough information about how the variance occurred.  Besides, probate and real property laws vary from state to state and you should consult a local attorney.  Unless you receive a response from an attorney in your state, the answer your receive hear would be pure speculation.
735703
Errors of commission, omission, or both.\n\nChow!!
397586
Of course, it is.  The answer can be found in the question itself. The fact that persons threaten a lawsuit against you "using FALSE CLAIMS JUST TO GET THEIR WAY" is  illegal and the plaintiffs may be incarcerated if the defendant can prove that the plaintiffs perjured themselves in court merely to "get their way".\n\nCan you imagine the potential harm done to the defendant?  First of all there is the question of money, such as for hiring a lawyer to represent the him/her, or missing work, secondly the integrity of the accused is in doubt and last but not least the sheer torment, stress and distress the accused will experience during a trial. Even if acquitted, the integrity of the accused may never be the same as before he/she was accused.  \n\nHope this info helps.
391301
You could be held in contempt of court. The penalties for this vary, depending on who sent the form.
387410
Unfortunately, no you cannot re-open such a case, not without new evidence. The best you can do is go after your lawyer, but it probably won't help a whole lot.  Very valuable lesson is to be learned here- you were so young when it happened- you body had many changes to go through yet and with Firestone's record, you should have had a clause put in the settlement (or not settled at all) that future consequences of the accident could be claimed.
800429
If you have a genuine reason for not filling it in then no.  Like say, if you were once involved in a hate crime or similar and you are in fear of your safety and don't want  to be found you could get away with it.
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It's not that simple.  There isn't a form that I'm aware of because a venue change is typically fact-driven, but there are a number of forms online at http://courts.michigan.gov/scao/courtforms/.  There are also court rules regarding venue changes.  See MCR 2.222 et al. that can be found at http://courtofappeals.mijud.net/rules/public/default.asp.\n\nIt's likely that you've either waived venue (if you're dealing with a civil suit) or you're looking for something totally different (say, if you're dealing with a child support matter).  But you haven't given a lot of facts to help in responding to your question.\n\nYour best bet is to part with a few dollars and hire an attorney.  At least call one, so he or she can find out what it is you're trying to accomplish.  I can refer you to an attorney in Oakland County if you contact me privately.\n\n--William Maze
290111
It simply means that submitting that pleading at that time did not follow the rules of the court. If you do not understand why that is so, it would be best to call the clerk of the court or speak to a lawyer.
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If YOU as the defendant is doing the rescheduling, it had better be a damn good reason involving sickness close to death. \n\nThe attorneys involved can reschedule for a larger variety of reasons, as can the judge.
362198
I bet there is a lot more to this story. What matters is this-   you were dealing with a attorney and your surprised he cheated you? Come on, you deal with conman you get conned!
58921
This right has more to do with delays being reasonable or unreasonable, than the actual length of the delays. Whether the delay is reasonable or not would depend on the docket of the court in jurisdiction, and the complexity of the case.
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Not directly.  You may be able to file a motion in the original county to move the case (called change of venue) to a different county.  The rules on when you can do this and the reasons allowed vary from state to state.  \n\nUsing California law, a motion to change venue will not be granted if either parent and/or the children remain in the original county; unless the parent wanting the change can show extraordinary compelling reasons. \n\nIf both parents have moved from the original county, the courts are more likely to move the case to the county where the children actually have been living, since more information about the children is likely to be found there.