My attorney filed a bare-bones motion and asked for additional time to supplement the motion with authority, and bring in new information. The federal judge denies the motion for a new trial without the attorney supplementing the information for the bare-bones motion. The attorney told us we have until the end of the year, but he misled us again, even though I told him we have new discovered evidence.
Can we appeal the decision to get a new trial? What else can we do? Is there any hope for a new motion?
Chavez & Valko LLP Dallas and Fort Worth Immigration Law Firm successfully reopened a deportation with the Board of Immigration Appeals, and obtained a permanent residence for our client.
A debt collector filed a lawsuit against me. I contacted him several times by letter asking for a copy of the complaint and summons and he has not responded. I was afraid he might try to move for a default against me if I didn’t answer so I went to the Court and obtained a copy and I also filed an answer. Can I still move to dismiss the complaint if he hasn’t actually served me?
