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In Travis County, small claims court trial dates usually take 1 to 3 months after filing. To check court busyness, contact the court clerk or visit their website. You can request an expedited hearing if you demonstrate urgency, such as significant financial loss or health risks. For your bad faith claim against National General Insurance, document all evidence, file a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance, and consider legal advice.Full Conversation
How long does it take to get a trial date in small claims court, jp court precinct *, travis county? If you can't answer specifically, then generally speaking, how long can i expect to wait? it's a civil case
Typically, in Travis County, the wait time for a trial date in small claims court can range from * to 3 months after filing your case. However, it can vary based on the court's schedule and case volume.
Do you need any more details about the small claims process?
Do you need any more details about the small claims process?
is there a way to find out how busy the court is, and is there anything I can do to move the process along and make it go faster?
To find out how busy the court is, you can:
- Contact the court clerk directly.
- Check the court's website for any updates or notices regarding delays.
To expedite the process, you can:
- Ensure all your paperwork is complete and accurate.
- Request an earlier date if available.
Would you like more specific contact details for the court?
- Contact the court clerk directly.
- Check the court's website for any updates or notices regarding delays.
To expedite the process, you can:
- Ensure all your paperwork is complete and accurate.
- Request an earlier date if available.
Would you like more specific contact details for the court?
No i have them......I can request an expedited setting?
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Yes, you can request an expedited setting, also known as an expedited hearing. This is generally possible if you can demonstrate a valid reason, such as urgency or potential harm from delay. You should submit a written request to the court explaining your reasons for needing an expedited hearing.
Good luck with your case!
Yes, you can request an expedited setting, also known as an expedited hearing. This is generally possible if you can demonstrate a valid reason, such as urgency or potential harm from delay. You should submit a written request to the court explaining your reasons for needing an expedited hearing.
Good luck with your case!
Well, my reason would be that I don't want the economy to tank while i'm waiting, and i don't want a war to influence the process or outcome
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It seems like your reasons for wanting to expedite the hearing may not be considered urgent or valid by the court. Typically, valid reasons include situations that could cause significant harm or loss if the case is delayed.
Is there any other legal issue or concern you need assistance with?
It seems like your reasons for wanting to expedite the hearing may not be considered urgent or valid by the court. Typically, valid reasons include situations that could cause significant harm or loss if the case is delayed.
Is there any other legal issue or concern you need assistance with?
what sort of situations would be valid?
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Valid reasons for requesting an expedited hearing generally include:
- Risk of significant financial loss.
- Potential harm to health or safety.
- Time-sensitive issues impacting personal or professional life.
Is there another legal matter or concern you need help with?
Valid reasons for requesting an expedited hearing generally include:
- Risk of significant financial loss.
- Potential harm to health or safety.
- Time-sensitive issues impacting personal or professional life.
Is there another legal matter or concern you need help with?
hmm........can you give examples?
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Sure! Here are a few examples of valid reasons for requesting an expedited hearing:
- Risk of significant financial loss: If a delay in the hearing could result in losing a substantial amount of money, such as a business facing bankruptcy.
- Potential harm to health or safety: If postponing the hearing could endanger someone's health or safety, like in cases involving domestic violence or urgent medical treatments.
- Time-sensitive issues impacting personal or professional life: If the delay could affect employment or educational opportunities, like needing a resolution before starting a new job or school.
Do you have any other questions or legal concerns?
Sure! Here are a few examples of valid reasons for requesting an expedited hearing:
- Risk of significant financial loss: If a delay in the hearing could result in losing a substantial amount of money, such as a business facing bankruptcy.
- Potential harm to health or safety: If postponing the hearing could endanger someone's health or safety, like in cases involving domestic violence or urgent medical treatments.
- Time-sensitive issues impacting personal or professional life: If the delay could affect employment or educational opportunities, like needing a resolution before starting a new job or school.
Do you have any other questions or legal concerns?
Well, I am going to have to start looking for a new job very soon and that will take alot of my attention......
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It sounds like your need to start a new job soon might be a time-sensitive issue, but typically, courts prioritize cases with more immediate harm or financial loss.
Is there anything specific about your job search or another legal issue you need assistance with?
It sounds like your need to start a new job soon might be a time-sensitive issue, but typically, courts prioritize cases with more immediate harm or financial loss.
Is there anything specific about your job search or another legal issue you need assistance with?
Also, I've noticed strange occurrences, making me believe I may be being monitored
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It sounds like you might be dealing with a complex situation. If you believe you're being monitored, it may be helpful to consult with a privacy attorney or law enforcement.
Can you provide more details on why you believe you're being monitored?
It sounds like you might be dealing with a complex situation. If you believe you're being monitored, it may be helpful to consult with a privacy attorney or law enforcement.
Can you provide more details on why you believe you're being monitored?
The lawsuit I filed is against my former insurance company....a bad faith claim
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In Utah, a bad faith claim against an insurance company can be complex and might require legal expertise.
For your specific situation, it may help to know:
- Examples of insurer bad faith include refusal to pay a legitimate claim, failure to investigate a claim adequately, or unreasonable delays in processing claims.
- Remedies can include compensatory damages, punitive damages, and attorney’s fees.
Would you like more detailed information on your specific bad faith claim?
In Utah, a bad faith claim against an insurance company can be complex and might require legal expertise.
For your specific situation, it may help to know:
- Examples of insurer bad faith include refusal to pay a legitimate claim, failure to investigate a claim adequately, or unreasonable delays in processing claims.
- Remedies can include compensatory damages, punitive damages, and attorney’s fees.
Would you like more detailed information on your specific bad faith claim?
Texas
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For your bad faith claim against your former insurance company:
- Bad faith claims may involve refusal to pay, inadequate investigation, or unreasonable delays.
- Remedies can include compensatory damages, punitive damages, and attorney’s fees.
Would you like more detailed guidance on your specific bad faith claim in Texas?
For your bad faith claim against your former insurance company:
- Bad faith claims may involve refusal to pay, inadequate investigation, or unreasonable delays.
- Remedies can include compensatory damages, punitive damages, and attorney’s fees.
Would you like more detailed guidance on your specific bad faith claim in Texas?
Well, would you like a rundown
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It looks like your case involves a bad faith claim against an insurance company, which can be quite serious. Specific guidance on Texas law can be crucial in such cases.
Would you like more detailed information on handling a bad faith claim in Texas, or do you need assistance with other legal issues?
It looks like your case involves a bad faith claim against an insurance company, which can be quite serious. Specific guidance on Texas law can be crucial in such cases.
Would you like more detailed information on handling a bad faith claim in Texas, or do you need assistance with other legal issues?
National General Insurance (NGIC) falsely claimed in a Verified Denial that Scott was never their customer, despite overwhelming documentation proving otherwise. This denial came after they:
Collected premiums from him
Issued policy documents under their name
Assigned an adjuster
Made the fault determination
And later attempted to offload blame to Home State County Mutual as the underwriter
Scott has multiple exhibits ready (E-* through E-* and B-*) that clearly show NGIC acted as the carrier, not just a third party or servicer.
???? Key Claims / Issues:
Bad Faith: NGIC falsely denied the existence of the contractual relationship.
Fraud / Misrepresentation: Verified Denial contradicts recorded calls, emails, and policy docs.
Tampering / Access Obstruction: Scott was locked out of his NGIC online account after requesting a full claim file.
Stalling Tactics: NGIC failed to respond to settlement offers and may be preparing for procedural slow-roll.
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It sounds like you have a strong case involving serious allegations against National General Insurance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I will need to ask a few questions to gather the necessary information.
It sounds like you have a strong case involving serious allegations against National General Insurance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I will need to ask a few questions to gather the necessary information.
I'd just like your advice
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It seems you have a strong case with serious allegations against National General Insurance. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Document Everything: Ensure you have all relevant documents, emails, and recorded calls organized.
- File a Complaint: Consider filing a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance.
- Seek Legal Advice: Given the complexity, consulting a lawyer specializing in insurance bad faith could be crucial.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I will need to ask a few questions to gather the necessary information.
It seems you have a strong case with serious allegations against National General Insurance. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Document Everything: Ensure you have all relevant documents, emails, and recorded calls organized.
- File a Complaint: Consider filing a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance.
- Seek Legal Advice: Given the complexity, consulting a lawyer specializing in insurance bad faith could be crucial.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I will need to ask a few questions to gather the necessary information.
I've done very well without a lawyer so far
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You seem well-prepared, but considering the complexity and seriousness of your case, professional legal guidance could be valuable. Here's my advice:
- Continue Documenting: Keep all records meticulously.
- File Complaints: With the Texas Department of Insurance and any relevant consumer protection agencies.
- Expedite Hearing: Request an expedited hearing, highlighting your need to start a new job soon.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
You seem well-prepared, but considering the complexity and seriousness of your case, professional legal guidance could be valuable. Here's my advice:
- Continue Documenting: Keep all records meticulously.
- File Complaints: With the Texas Department of Insurance and any relevant consumer protection agencies.
- Expedite Hearing: Request an expedited hearing, highlighting your need to start a new job soon.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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