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In addition to giving us your personal information, if you have been
involved or are involved in litigation you may also wish to tell us
about your case in the form provided below.  It is for cases in the
civil court only.
 
    

First Name

Middle Name

 
Last Name    
       
Address

City

 
State

Zip

 
Phone

E-mail

 
 

 

     
Case No.

Court

 
      i.e. family, probate, etc.

Name and location of court and type of case (i.e. probate, divorce contract bankruptcy etc.,) 
 

Note if you were i.e. plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent etc.,
 
Name of your attorney also firm or note if pro se (represented yourself, appeared without counsel).

 
Names of the attorneys of the other party or note if pro se.

 
Name of the judge(s)

 
State what your case was about?

 
How was your case resolved, by trial, mediation, settlement, summary judgment, dismissal or other
 
If you appeared pro se were you treated fairly or unfairly?
 
If you had an attorney what was the fee arrangement did the court award the fees
 
Did you have a fair opportunity to present evidence and testimony if not explain were you denied an evidentiary hearing a trial were the orders or judgment entered on papers only .
 
Were any of the facts altered and unsupported by evidence upon which the orders or judgment were entered  please specify

 
Was there any laws applied to the your case and was any cited in the
 order/judgment, was any law misapplied misrepresented please specify 
 
Did you have an opportunity to pursue an appeal if yes was an opinion rendered if not explain were you denied an evidentiary hearing a trial were the orders or judgment entered on papers only
 
Please specify any other information pertaining to your case you feel is important
 


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