Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Ohio
Ohio foreclosure case: (filing Pro se). Plaintiff filed motion to strike all of my Exhibits and court granted his motion in four days. I thought I had seven days to respond with a motion contra to the plaintiff�s motion. In not being afforded the legally allotted time to respond, were my Constitutional rights violated as provided under the fifth and fourteenth amendments granting me �Due Process�? If so, do I have recourse and what are my options? By the way, I did file my motion in June, within the allotted time, contra to the Plaintiff�s motion to strike my Exhibits but it has never ruled on.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Your best option would be to retain a knowledgeable local lawyer to assist you. If you cannot afford one, contact the local bar association to see if they have a member who will provide services pro bono (for free) or call your local Legal Aid office. Trying to litigate through internet postings is a poor substitute for adequate representation.
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