Q&A

What happens if there are multiple defendants to a complaint?

What happens if there are multiple defendants to a complaint?

In a Complaint which has many Defendants (some in state, some out of state), can it be assumed by the Plaintiff that all Defendants will be represented by the same attorney and therefore will be filing only one Answer on behalf of all Defendants?

Is it possible to file a separate state tax return?

If you can or want to file separate state returns, it is sometimes easier to do so with an additional username in Turbo Tax. With that username, you prepare a “pretend” separate federal return based on your individual data, and then transmit the separate state return on its own.

Can you file two lawsuits at the same time?

Each case is separate and has its own case number. They are to be heard at different times. The first case is currently before the court and has not yet been fully adjudicated and released by the court. Yet, there is now a second case pending… Ask a lawyer – it’s free! Nope. This is not proper.

What to do if you are suing in a different state?

Arrange for the defendant to be served with the complaint, and book your tickets for the trial date. If you are suing in a different state, open settlement negotiations early. A settlement for less than you feel entitled to may be worthwhile if it allows you to get compensation and avoid travel fees.

Can a company file a complaint in federal court?

(The company could file the complaint in a federal court in either Tennessee or Texas.) “Complete diversity” must exist. Federal courts have diversity jurisdiction only if there is “complete diversity” between plaintiffs and defendants.

Can a spouse file for divorce in two different states?

Usually when two spouses file for divorce in two different counties or states, the spouse who files first can succeed in having the other spouse’s case dismissed.

Each case is separate and has its own case number. They are to be heard at different times. The first case is currently before the court and has not yet been fully adjudicated and released by the court. Yet, there is now a second case pending… Ask a lawyer – it’s free! Nope. This is not proper.

What happens if you work in two different states?

Filing taxes can be complicated, especially when you work in two different states. This circumstance can affect the way you file your taxes. While your federal tax return won’t be affected much, filing your state returns can be a confusing process. Each state has its own slightly different tax procedures that need to be followed.