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After your first felony conviction, your rights should be automatically restored upon completion of all conditions of probation. After your second, you have to apply to have them restored. The other...
You can check with the local courts - city and county - in your jurisdiction to make sure there is no case open on you. You can also check online here, but sometimes recent cases don't show up right ...
You can file a motion to dismiss based on "forum non conveniens", which means exactly what you said: they are doing this just to gain an advantage, and there is a better place to bring the lawsuit. L...
You should get a contract attorney to represent you. This is not something you want to try to defend on your own. You may be able to find someone willing to take your case on contingency - i.e. no f...
In state court, you can sue in any county where the events occurred, or where any defendant lives. In Federal court you must either have a claim arising under the U.S. Constitution or federal law, or ...
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