Sentences with phrase «fee petitions filed»

To fix this glitch in 2011 legislative and rule changes were adopted eliminating Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline in the adversary probate and guardianship context, and limiting Rule 1.525 ′ s 30 - day deadline to fee petitions filed in trust proceedings by anyone other than the trustee (e.g., a beneficiary suing the trustee for malfeasance).

Lead counsel in the defense of the largest fee petition filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Not exact matches

If the proceeding is terminated before institution and the petition was filed on or after March 19, 2013, the petitioner may file a request for a refund of the post-institution fee paid.

The petition and filing fee must be submitted to the secretary of state by 5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday one week prior to the state primary.

To qualify for placement on the general election ballot, an independent presidential candidate must submit a petition containing the signatures of at least 3,000 registered voters and pay a $ 250 filing fee.

However, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that certain ballot access requirements, such as filing fees and submitting a certain number of valid petition signatures do not constitute additional qualifications and thus few Constitutional restrictions exist as to how harsh ballot access laws can be.

To qualify for the race, candidates had to pay a filing fee by April 12, 2018, or they must have submitted petition signatures by March 13, 2018.

Mr. Dzakpasu's assurance follows a call by the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO) on the aggrieved political parties to petition the EC over the filing fees.

If a candidate qualifies by submitting an in - lieu - of - filing - fee petition, the signatures on that petition will be counted towards the requirement for the nomination paper.

Registered voters may sign both the in - lieu - of - filing - fee petition and the nomination paper, unless the candidate is using the signatures on the in - lieu - of - filing - fee petition to count toward the nomination paper requirement.

If the number of registered voters in the district in which the candidate seeks nomination is less than 2,000, a candidate may submit a petition containing four signatures for each dollar of the filing fee, or 20 percent of the total number of registered voters in the district in which he or she seeks nomination, whichever is less.

Instead of paying a filing fee, a candidate may submit a petition.

Candidates may qualify to run for office either by paying a filing fee or by submitting a petition in lieu of the filing fee.

Prior to implementing the top - two system, the number of signatures required to waive that fee was 150, so most minor parties opted to file petitions.

In Georgia special elections, anyone can get on the ballot by paying a filing fee; no petition is needed.

According to Florida Division of Elections website, Cortes needs 1,056 petitions for qualification to avoid paying a filing fee.

A major party state legislative candidate may pay a filing fee of $ 100 in lieu of filing a nominating petition.

A candidate also has the option of filing a petition in lieu of the filing fee.

The declaration must be accompanied by either a filing fee or a nominating petition signed by a certain number of qualified voters.

Deadline for petition candidates to file petitions, financial disclosure forms and filing fees

According to the story, Representative Hamilton didn't like people advocating instead for HB 494, which removes all mandatory petitions and lets the filing fee requirement be the only barrier to November ballot access for independents and minor party candidates.

She also must pay a large filing fee (2 % of the annual salary) and each petition sheet must be notarized.

You will pay a filing fee, whose amount will depend on the bankruptcy type for which you petition.

Filing a petition costs $ 335, unless you apply to have the filing fee wFiling a petition costs $ 335, unless you apply to have the filing fee wfiling fee waived.

In other parts of the country the fees can be as high as $ 1000 - $ 2000, and unfortunately, most bankruptcy lawyers are going to require debtors to pay these fees prior to filing the Chapter 7 Bankruptcy petition.

Otherwise, you'll have wasted not only time, but you'll have wasted your filing fees and you could jeopardize your ability to file a new petition for bankruptcy.

There are also payments for petition filing ($ 335), court fees (which vary by state) and attorney fees (the national average for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is $ 1,250, according to the National Bankruptcy Forum).

For $ 1,500, plus processing and filing fees, the divorce petition is served on your spouse and the forms for one person are filed with the court.

As the NLJ article describes, Seattle - based law firm Davis Wright Tremaine filed a petition to recover nearly $ 1.8 million in attorneys fees for representing the plaintiffs in PICs v. Seattle School District.

They will then file the Petition with the court and you will be required to pay a filing fee.

Patentees are reminded that a petition to accept a delayed maintenance fee payment under 37 CFR 1.378 (c) must be filed within twenty - four months from the expiration date of the patent.

The USPTO advises patentees who need to file a petition to accept a delayed maintenance fee payment due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina to promptly file a petition under 37 CFR 1.378 (c)(using USPTO form PTO / SB / 66 — Petition to Accept Unintentionally Delayed Payment of Maintenance Fee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of thispetition to accept a delayed maintenance fee payment due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina to promptly file a petition under 37 CFR 1.378 (c)(using USPTO form PTO / SB / 66 — Petition to Accept Unintentionally Delayed Payment of Maintenance Fee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of this notifee payment due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina to promptly file a petition under 37 CFR 1.378 (c)(using USPTO form PTO / SB / 66 — Petition to Accept Unintentionally Delayed Payment of Maintenance Fee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of thispetition under 37 CFR 1.378 (c)(using USPTO form PTO / SB / 66 — Petition to Accept Unintentionally Delayed Payment of Maintenance Fee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of thisPetition to Accept Unintentionally Delayed Payment of Maintenance Fee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of this notiFee in an Expired Patent (37 CFR 1.378 (c)-RRB- accompanied by the applicable maintenance fee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of this notifee payment (but not the surcharge under 37 CFR 1.20 (i)-RRB- and a copy of this notice.

«On September 12, 2005, the USPTO announced that it will waive the surcharge in 37 CFR 1.20 (i) for patentees who were unable to timely pay a patent maintenance fee due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina when they file the maintenance fee payment with a petition to accept a delayed maintenance fee under 37 CFR 1.378 (c).

If you are unable to pay the filing fees or fees to have the papers served on your spouse, you may file a Petition For Proceeding in Civil Case Without Payment of Fees or Cofees or fees to have the papers served on your spouse, you may file a Petition For Proceeding in Civil Case Without Payment of Fees or Cofees to have the papers served on your spouse, you may file a Petition For Proceeding in Civil Case Without Payment of Fees or CoFees or Costs.

According to Associated Press, Cutler filed a copy of the petition in the D.C. court, along with documents saying that she is unable to pay her credit card bill, legal fees and student loans.

You'll have to pay a fee to file the divorce petition, as well as a fee to finalize the divorce.

Motions or petitions filed by one party at one time shall be assessed one fee.

Accordingly, if parents wish to establish an enforceable parenting plan, it appears that they could go through the Department of Revenue, get a waiver of the court filing fee to file a petition with the court, agree to a parenting plan via mediation or collaborative practice, and have a court ratify the parenting plan.

Further, SB 590 waives the normal filing fee (generally $ 300 - 400) to file the petition with the clerk of the court.

The plaintiff filed the petition on time but failed to pay the filing fee.

For petitions filed prior to March 19, 2013, the fee for filing a petition challenging the patentability of up to 20 claims is $ 27,200.

For petitions filed on or after March 19, 2013, the request fee is $ 9,000 plus a fee of $ 200.00 for each claim over 20, and the post-institution fee is $ 14,000 plus a fee of $ 400.00 for each claim over 15.

The donated funds will be used to pay the fees and costs associated with the petition, which are primarily Patent Office filing fees.

EFF's ability to file this petition was important because many of those targeted by the patent owner — small podcasters — would be unable to afford the $ 22,000 filing fees to challenge the patent, let alone the attorneys» fees that would come along with it.

If the legal separation case has already been made final, the petitioner or the respondent may also file for a dissolution of marriage using the same case number assigned to the legal separation case, but there will be an additional filing fee for the new petition for the divorce.

The spouses must file their joint petition with the court and pay the current filing fees unless they meet the income requirements for a fee waiver.

Bottom Line: If you are anxious to finalize your Florida divorce, you can accomplish this in as few as 20 days from the filing the petition for dissolution of marriage once you and your spouse have resolved all of your differences regarding parenting issues, distribution of property, spousal support and reimbursement of attorney's fees.

Return the petition to the clerk and pay the filing fee.

These include filing fees and expenses associated with serving your spouse with a copy of your divorce petition.

Then file the petition with the clerk and pay the filing fee.