Comments on: I Need a Reliable Yes or No Answer to Legal Discovery Document Question. Experienced Help, Please? http://www.serbianproperties.info/golf-club-properties/i-need-a-reliable-yes-or-no-answer-to-legal-discovery-document-question-experienced-help-please Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:39:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Beebs84 http://www.serbianproperties.info/golf-club-properties/i-need-a-reliable-yes-or-no-answer-to-legal-discovery-document-question-experienced-help-please/comment-page-1#comment-905 Beebs84 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:33:59 +0000 http://www.serbianproperties.info/golf-club-properties/i-need-a-reliable-yes-or-no-answer-to-legal-discovery-document-question-experienced-help-please#comment-905 If you are representing yourself, pro se, then you are able to draft these documents yourself. However the "Petitioners Request for Production of Discovery Documents" is not a letter, it's a legal pleading, if you will. The legal form would look exactly like the complaint that you served on the respondent (which I hope you have a copy of). Just copy the caption (the information with the court, names of parties and index number, the way it looks on the complaint) and also, find the Civil Practice Rule that governs your request for these documents, and state that rule in the first sentence of your pleading. Then list the documents you are requesting by paragraph (1., 2., 3., 4.) However, be prepared to receive an objection from the respondant's counsel stating that your request is overbroad or doesn't lead to any admissable. In which case, then you would have to file a motion to retrieve these documents and have a judge rule in your favor.<br><b>References : </b><br>Paralegal If you are representing yourself, pro se, then you are able to draft these documents yourself. However the "Petitioners Request for Production of Discovery Documents" is not a letter, it’s a legal pleading, if you will. The legal form would look exactly like the complaint that you served on the respondent (which I hope you have a copy of). Just copy the caption (the information with the court, names of parties and index number, the way it looks on the complaint) and also, find the Civil Practice Rule that governs your request for these documents, and state that rule in the first sentence of your pleading. Then list the documents you are requesting by paragraph (1., 2., 3., 4.)

However, be prepared to receive an objection from the respondant’s counsel stating that your request is overbroad or doesn’t lead to any admissable. In which case, then you would have to file a motion to retrieve these documents and have a judge rule in your favor.
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]]> By: rickinnocal http://www.serbianproperties.info/golf-club-properties/i-need-a-reliable-yes-or-no-answer-to-legal-discovery-document-question-experienced-help-please/comment-page-1#comment-904 rickinnocal Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:20:59 +0000 http://www.serbianproperties.info/golf-club-properties/i-need-a-reliable-yes-or-no-answer-to-legal-discovery-document-question-experienced-help-please#comment-904 In CA, legal documents can be served by any adult not connected with the case. This includes service by mail. Take a look through papers from earlier on, that you received by mail. A proof of service form will be in there. It basically just say that "I, John Doe, mailed these papers to Bob Smith on such and such a date". Richard<br><b>References : </b><br> In CA, legal documents can be served by any adult not connected with the case. This includes service by mail.

Take a look through papers from earlier on, that you received by mail. A proof of service form will be in there. It basically just say that "I, John Doe, mailed these papers to Bob Smith on such and such a date".

Richard
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