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motion for De Novo

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speedcam

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What is the name of your state? wisc.

in plain english what is this? we got served with this paperwork yesterday after i got home from work.
 


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hexeliebe

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It is a request made by any party not in default for a trial de novo (to start from the begining) in the court where the action was commenced, with or without a jury.

The request for a trial de novo may be filed with the clerk of the court where the award was filed within 30 days after notice of such award was made, or if notice was by mail, within 35 days of such service.

The party requesting the trial de novo must also pay the clerk of the court where the award was filed the amount of the fees payable to the arbitration panel. Such sum shall not be recoverable by the party upon a trial de novo in any other proceeding.
 

speedcam

Member
ATTORNEYS CREDIBILITY

if i have a "legal" document from his attorney signed by him, his attorney, our attorney and my wife, that states " i assure you that from this time on the owed monies and future monies will be paid on time"----- exactly what kind of credability does that attorney have? i mean it never says anything about assuring us that HIS CLIENT will pay on time. (that quote was taken right off the paperwork)
since we haven't gotten any since Sept. '01.

sorry.......... home guru.. figured it was a different topic.
 

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