Motions To Dismiss | Learn About Law

‍There are two types of Motions to Dismiss: 2-615 Motions and 2-619 Motions. In this episode, we explain motions to dismiss in Illinois civil #litigation, including the difference between 2-615 motions to dismiss and 2-619 motions to dismiss, and the process for briefing and hearing of motions to dismiss. Subscribe: / @learn-about-law
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Thank you so much, sir!!!! Thank you!!!!

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[@adamsoto6466]

can either of these motions be used on a "motion to modify parenting agreement"?

[@Flipping_Assets]

What is dismiss for want of prosecution?

[@rlilley1775]

loved your detailed video, i believe its available now,do you do remote video court for Texas county civil court litigation. i done all my discovery. and believe my case could prevail with a summary judgement? plaintiff knowingly under oath, on one listed damages with police report summary stated none of our vehicle from our property damaged theirs. and get this there son was a eye witness and the wife made a statement there was the same gold color paint from my son's car. my son's bumper was prime black. later i gave them in there discovery a photo of a vehicle that indeed was the car. i didn't know the vehicle. they said they a have foundation damage from me over watering and piling dirt that the over watering has done. but i have pictures that trace the elements of excessive negligence and irresponsibility not he claimant. this all happened during 100 year record rainfall totals. and so under nuisance, I violated his right of enjoyment by cutting 2X4 area from the sidewalk to the street which is a easement

[@rlilley1775]

public access and parkway. I trespassed and interfered with the way he wanted it to look. i mowed it. it was in a state that was a public nuisance that was a safety hazard, that in acting so, advanced some social interest and vindicated a right as such importance that it out weighs the interference with the plaintiff's protected interest, that I believe was reasonable and therefore lawful. he was also served once with a city code violation for it.
i clogged their fence drain from my piled dirt, that didn't let the water drain away. but i have two videos that would state it worked great and 3 city inspection reports that found no standing water on there property. I know. wow. but in all the written statement that i state the plaintiff misrepresented the facts . i say they are actionable and action i could take. i recently learned i should of said, there is legal remedies i could pursue.
love to talk. if you think you could help.
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Thanks for reaching out to us! Unfortunately, we are not licensed to represent you in Texas. We recommend contacting your local Bar Association to find better representation for your region.

[@Mr77boxChevy]

What is motion number 216.15?