No not without special circumstances

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This is part 1 of 2 on the hearing for the Defense’ Motion to Dismiss and based on the Prosecutors misconduct in delaying the trial, the judge ruled that the case be “Dismissed With Prejudice”

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it has been since may of 07 and the district attorney has been asked to produce a copy of a video tape so i can prepare for a trial he was ordered by the court to produce on dec. 10th and has not to this day,this tape was suppose to be the basis for probable cause.

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My husband has a court order stating that he gets to claim 2 of their 4 children in the divorce papers and that she must sign the IRS form 8332. His ex refuses and claims them on her taxes, now we are getting audited by the IRS. HELP is needed.

You file a motion by drafting it, signing it and taking it to the Court Clerk to file – there is normally no cost involved (sort of depends on where you live & what you are filing). If you are filing something to start a lawsuit, that’s a Complaint & you will usually have to pay some fee. A “motion” is usually a request to the court to take some certain action in a case already pending. Just write it up, sign it and file it with the clerk. I’d suggest checking with the court you intend to file with to see if there is a ‘pro se’ (representing yourself) help desk of sorts. The rules of procedure can usually be found on-line also.

i need to file with the attorney generals office for child support but i cant afford an attorney, i live in texas so if any body could give me a clue of how to get this ball rolling i would appreciate it.