answer-the defendant’s response to the plaintiff’s complaint. The answer admits or denies the claims in the plaintiff’s complaint.
appeal-a legal action which seeks review by a court of a
lower court’s decision
arbitration hearing-an informal legal proceeding held before a neutral
court official called an arbitrator.
The arbitrator renders a decision on the facts and issues in the case.
arbitrator-the court official who presides at an arbitration
hearing and renders a decision in the case.
award-the arbitrator’s decision rendered at the close of or
shortly after the conclusion of the arbitration hearing.
complaint-the document which, when filed with the court,
initiates a lawsuit. It sets forth
the plaintiff’s claims against the defendant.
defendant-the person against whom relief or recovery is sought
in a lawsuit; the one that defends against a lawsuit.
docketing the appeal-the court’s formal recording of the filing of an
appeal by one of the parties to the lawsuit. An appeal is a legal action which seeks review by a court of
a lower court’s decision.
execution-an order to the sheriff to seize and sell certain
property of a judgment debtor to satisfy the judgment.
exemptions-a privilege allowed by law to a judgment debtor by
which a certain amount or class of property is protected from sale to satisfy a
judgment against the debtor.
judgment-the decision of a judge, jury or arbitrator resolving
a dispute and determining the rights and obligations of the parties.
lien-a legal claim against a piece of land for payment of
some debt, obligation or duty. The
lien results from the court’s entry of a judgment against a landowner.
motion-a document filed with the court seeking to obtain a
ruling or order from the court which is favorable to the party filing the
motion.
notice-a formal, written announcement communicating
scheduling information or other information about a case. The original notice is filed with the
Clerk of Superior Court and copies are mailed or hand-delivered to parties to
the litigation.
party-the plaintiff or defendant in a case. The plaintiff is the party who files
the lawsuit and the defendant is the party who is being sued.
plaintiff-the person who brings an action in court; the one
that sues.
responsive pleading-the documents setting forth the parties respective
claims and defenses. The
plaintiff’s complaint initiates the lawsuit and the answer is the defendant’s
opportunity to respond to what is claimed by the plaintiff in the complaint.
sanction-the court’s imposition of a penalty on a party who
violates or fails to observe an order or rule of the court.
stipulation-the name given to an agreement made by parties or
attorneys on opposite sides of a case.
The stipulation is filed with the court for purposes of notifying the
court of the agreement.
trial de novo-a new trial or retrial during which a whole case is
retried as if no trial ever occurred in the first place.
witness/document subpoena-a document by which the court commands that a witness
appear at a legal proceeding or by which the court orders that an individual
appear at the proceeding with certain specified documents.
Survive the jobless Recovery.
Let's get our jobless recovery on! It looks like the banks are getting back in the black and Wall Street seems overjoyed! We worry about passing some more weeks of Unemployment (which is not the answer either) or spending billions on a better health care system but the real story remains out of the main stream. How much was / is the bail out? 14 TRILLION and counting! Do not take my word for it look here. Mrs. Prins knows what she is talking about. If you do not believe her, google "cost of the bail out". There are twelve zeros in one trillion. i.e. 1 Trillion = 1,000,000,000,000... Where did this money come from? Somebody is running the printing press and getting over time! It is no wonder the banker and Wall Street types are more happy these days. So what about you? How's that change working out for you? In my view, the Republicans are even worse, As I get older, I see less and less difference. It is going to take a lot more than 14-20 weeks more of Unemployment to get things going in the right direction again. I will not bullshit you, I'm no economist. So what does this got to do with a job search? Remember this blog is for one person only- you. You can still succeed.
What can you do? I've seen people doing the same old job search routine month after month (and in a few cases year(s). It is like the movie Groundhog Day, except reliving a nightmare of uncertainty, anxiety and false motivation over and over. Even if this method works, the nightmare continues. Get laid off, get fired for some stupid reason and start the whole process over again! Many move with blinders between jobs not pausing to think their way out of it. You must be creative! You must network! Sitting at home in front of a computer isolated from the rest of humanity filling out on line apps and emailing resumes is not going to get you a job, much less a career. This only leads deeper and deeper into cold dark depression. There is another way. Volunteer, play sports, do church stuff and get involved in any other activity you can think of to get around people. The job / career will find you. What need can you fill? What need do you WANT to fill? Answer these and you are on your way. If the Unemployment is out and you are looking at the ole $20 crisis, there are things you can still do.
Here a few ways to generate so income...
1. Voice 123 - voice overs.
2. Market other people's stuff on line
3.
Ebay- Sell your stuff or stuff for friends on line.
4. GOARMY.COM
They're always hiring.
5. Swift Transportation Be a truck driver.
Capitalism is an ass kicker. Government will not take care of you. You are pretty much on your own. I call it freedom to fail or succeed. Look with in and to friends, family and others to find what will work for you. Use the internet to apply for jobs but keep in mind this by itself will take a very long time to work if it works at all. Network and network