Sentences with phrase «going to court over»

From the 22nd April 2014, if you are considering going to court over a dispute about children or finances, you must attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting to see if mediation could help (unless there are special circumstances).

If you have children and are going to court over them, you may be able to apply to the court to get your ex-partner to contribute to your fees.

Reaching a separation agreement is much easier and more straightforward than going to court over a contested divorce.

It's not just iPhone customers who are going to court over the recent tracking scandal — two Android owners are suing Google for the very same reason.

Property damage liability can help you avoid going to court over damaging a local business sign in downtown Fairborn, OH.

After receiving a traffic ticket in Madison County, Florida, it's time to do the right things to ensure you don't end up with points on your license or going to court over the ticket.

FARMERS BRANCH (CBSDFW.COM)-- Going to court over a traffic ticket can seem like a punishment in itself.

This whole area is a minefield and you certainly do not want to be going to court over part of the process that was menat to avoid court in the first place.

The process of arbitration can be much quicker, less expensive, and more convenient than going to court over a legal matter.

If at all possible it is always best to try and avoid going to court over your children.

Would they have lowered their guards at that time and in the circumstances if they had not thought or hoped or contemplated that, by doing so, they could avoid going to court over the very same dispute?

Receivable from sale of assets and technology: $ 3.313 M (no adjustment; these items were purchased by a company and they often pay, in addition, this amount is worth going to court over and easier to receive a judgment from than general receivables).

Understandably, not all unsecured loans are worth going to court over, and therefore unsecured loans are usually sent to a collection agency if they go into default.

Penguin Group's CEO John Makinson issued a statement yesterday that basically outlines the company's reasons for going to court over the issue, rather than accept the punitive settlement offered to the publishers.

Paterson is being investigated over whether he used state police to try to stop a woman from going to court over her claims that Paterson's aide David Johnson violently assaulted her last Halloween.

Also, going to court over such a small amount of money might cost more in administration and fees than the value of the loan.

It is most likely one of the most difficult times in for anyone; going to court over child custody.

The company also argues that Qualcomm withheld nearly $ 1 billion in payments when Apple cooperated with South Korean authorities as it investigated the company's unfair trade practices — precisely what the U.S. and Apple are going to court over now.

Mr. Wilson added that, it will be an exercise in futility for the party to go to court over the decision.

Former President John Mahama advised Kenyan opposition leader, Raila Odinga, to go to court over the country's presidential election.

I have got the TV footage because I tried to go to court over this matter.

In that instance, the Legislature went to court over Pataki's initial executive budget submission, saying it inappropriately contained significant changes to education and health care policy in appropriations bills.

However, Park District School Board Member Carl Paladino is threatening to go to court over being shut down when he wanted answers to questions during a board meeting.

NPP suspended National Chairman, Paul Afoko in December, 2015 also went to court over the same reasons.

Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga said on Wednesday he would go to court over the August 8 presidential election results, ignoring calls by some election observers that he concede defeat to President Uhuru Kenyatta.

This is because some aggrieved members of the party have gone to court over what they say is the refusal of the party's Congress Committee to disqualify one of the aspirants, Bernard Mornah.

Under the government's plans for legal reform, the Dowlers would not have been able to go to court over phone hacking.

The moral quandary at the center of the film may not be an original one — Danish commander Claus Pedersen (Pilou Asbæk) must go to court over a split - second decision made during a firefight in which his actions saved a comrade while unknowingly leading to a number of civilian casualties — but Lindholm takes seemingly ages to get to that point, allowing the audience to soak in the monotony and incessant - if - buried burden of Pedersen's position: serving as ersatz father for his unit while knowing, intuitively, that his family desperately needs him back home.

I think it would be interesting to go to court over this issue, catch some jail time and point out the discrepancy of the consequences, for both the lender (jail time, fines?

Ann Freedman settled out of court in $ 25m Fake Rothko case; Peter Doig went to court over a disputed painting which was chronicled on Instagram; Richard Prince and Gagosian were sued by makeup artist over Instagram copyright infringement; Dash Snow estate sued McDonald's for copyright infringement; Nazi restitution case was brought against NY's Metropolitan Museum over ownership of a Picasso painting.

It seems that October 5th is the day that the music died, as the first person to stand up to the music companies and go to court over downloading lost, in Duluth Minnesota.

A parent who does go to court over an issue already decided by the parenting coordinator will have to contribute to the other parent's costs of responding to the application, and must accept the risk that the court will agree with the coordinator's decision.

I am contemplating going to the courts over an issue that has persistent for decades in my area.

There is some precedent for APIs being public unless you have signed paperwork which says otherwise (I don't remember definitively, but I believe it was the Java API that went to court over this).

Did you ever hear about the case of the lawyer and judge who went to court over the issue of whether the lawyer could run an ad claiming that the judge thought he was a great lawyer?

We find that, by providing this type of detailed and comprehensive analysis to insurance companies, we are able to settle cases favorably without having to go to court over 98 percent of the time.

If there is any dispute in the situation, you may have to go to court over the matter.

I have to go to court over this and need to know what to do.

In 1999, research indicated that mothers received custody 91.2 percent of the time when parents went to court over...

Grandparents are given the right to go to court over this issue.

It takes skill, knowledge, determination, and a willingness to go to court over, and over again.

In 1999, research indicated that mothers received custody 91.2 percent of the time when parents went to court over their children.

At this point the company was contacted by the Ministry of Justice, whose lawyers represent CRA in tax court, and advised that on the advice of Justice, CRA wished to withdraw and not go to court over the matter... Eureka!

Not exact matches

Would the world's most valuable company, if ordered by the Supreme Court to hand over its crown jewels, comply and then go out of business?

Afterward, she leaned over near the net, while Gavrilova dropped to her knees on the court, letting go of her racket.

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And over the years, it has gone to considerable lengths to protect the rights of its users to say pretty much whatever they wish, including fighting a French court case that was designed to identify users who posted anti-Semitic and homophobic remarks.

Aereo, a service that allows users to stream live TV over the internet for a small monthly fee, has been embroiled in a legal battle with the four major broadcasters that's gone all the way to the Supreme Court.

The FBI is going to test out the technique over the next two weeks and will report back to the court hearing the case.

The videos would then be turned over to the local authorities (or perhaps done through our company, only going to court if disputed.