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Being sued means a plaintiff has filed a formal civil complaint against you in court. Learn the common reasons people get sued, how to respond, and what happens if you ignore a lawsuit.

A court motion is a written request asking a judge to issue a ruling before, during, or after a case is decided. Learn how motions to dismiss, summary judgment, and filing procedures actually work.

Malicious prosecution is a civil claim for being charged or sued without probable cause and for an improper purpose. This guide covers the legal elements, who can sue, how to prove it, available damages, and the statute of limitations.

Asset protection uses insurance, business entities, trusts, and legal exemptions to shield wealth from creditors. This guide explains what works, what counts as a fraudulent transfer, and why timing changes everything.

A structured settlement pays a personal injury or wrongful death award in periodic payments instead of a lump sum. This guide explains how the payments are set up, why they are tax-free, and what is involved in selling them for cash.