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seropon [69]
3 years ago
5

Jill wins a lawsuit against Terry in the Wyoming state court. The court passes a judgment for Terry to pay $20,000 to Jill. Imme

diately after the case is settled, Terry moves to Colorado, where she owns a house, and refuses to pay Jill the money. Which of the following is the best course of action for Jill?
A. file a lawsuit against Terry in a Colorado state court to enforce the Wyoming court judgment
B. file another case against Terry in the Wyoming state court to collect the money against Terry
Business
1 answer:
nadezda [96]3 years ago
7 0

File a lawsuit against terry in a Colorado state court to enforce the Wyoming court judgement is the best course of action for Jill.

Explanation:

A complaint shall be applied to the Tribunal, which shall state how the incident happened and which the claims were filed.  This document will then be used to initiate legal proceedings by the defendant(s).  

A lawyer shall be recruited to react with a report entitled Answer by the accused's liability assurance company.  Often you can hear people talking about a complaint about the "parties."  The candidates to the suit are the "claimant" and the "accused," the plaintiff being the wounded claimant. The accused are the persons or companies charged.

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