They don’t want you to know your RIGHTS Jurisdictional limitations, or the boundaries of a court’s authority, are set by law or constitution. They define the geographic areas and types of cases a court can handle. These limitations prevent courts from exceeding their power and ensure cases are heard by the appropriate authority.  Elaboration: In essence, jurisdictional…

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In law, “ab initio” is a Latin term meaning “from the beginning” or “from the start.” It’s used to indicate that something, like a contract or a marriage, is considered invalid or unenforceable from its inception. This means the situation or action is treated as though it never had legal effect, even if it was previously thought…

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Yes, you can send a demand letter challenging jurisdiction to a caseworker, but it’s crucial to understand how it works and what the potential outcomes are. A demand letter can be used to formally communicate your challenge to their authority or jurisdiction, but it’s not a legal document that automatically resolves the issue. It’s a pre-litigation step…

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To challenge jurisdiction in family court, you’ll need to file a motion with the court to dismiss the case for lack of jurisdiction, typically a motion to dismiss for lack of personal or subject matter jurisdiction. You’ll also need to demonstrate why the court lacks the authority to hear the case. Here’s a more detailed breakdown:1. Understanding Jurisdiction:Jurisdiction refers…

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