Guidelines on Common Civil Legal Procedures by Mazur, Catherine Nov 15 2016 12:18PM Did you know that the Judicial Branch has posted general instructions for some of the most common Civil court procedures on its Forms page? Brief guidelines on the following topics are available by clicking on Civil Forms grouped by Subject:Filing a Civil LawsuitForms to Apply for a SubpoenaForms to file if you are a Defendant in a Foreclosure CaseForms to file for a Civil Protection OrderForms to file if you would like to have a Judgment OpenedForms to file if you are a Defendant in a Foreclosure Case and you file a Certificate for Foreclosure Mediation ProgramForms you may need to Collect on a Civil JudgmentForms you may need after Lawsuit is started - the Complaint has already been filedGeneral Foreclosure formsResponding to a Civil LawsuitIn addition to providing an overview of the process, they also link to any applicable official forms. The guidelines are not intended to be comprehensive, and are provided only as general information. When preparing any forms or documents to be filed in court, you should review the Connecticut Practice Book (a.k.a Court Rules), and you may also want to consider contacting an attorney with any legal questions. Posted in: Civil Procedure, Did You Know?, FAQ, Self-Help
Did you know that the Judicial Branch has posted general instructions for some of the most common Civil court procedures on its Forms page? Brief guidelines on the following topics are available by clicking on Civil Forms grouped by Subject:Filing a Civil LawsuitForms to Apply for a SubpoenaForms to file if you are a Defendant in a Foreclosure CaseForms to file for a Civil Protection OrderForms to file if you would like to have a Judgment OpenedForms to file if you are a Defendant in a Foreclosure Case and you file a Certificate for Foreclosure Mediation ProgramForms you may need to Collect on a Civil JudgmentForms you may need after Lawsuit is started - the Complaint has already been filedGeneral Foreclosure formsResponding to a Civil LawsuitIn addition to providing an overview of the process, they also link to any applicable official forms. The guidelines are not intended to be comprehensive, and are provided only as general information. When preparing any forms or documents to be filed in court, you should review the Connecticut Practice Book (a.k.a Court Rules), and you may also want to consider contacting an attorney with any legal questions. Posted in: Civil Procedure, Did You Know?, FAQ, Self-Help