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The document is a legal Request for Production of Documents issued by the Superior Court of Gwinnett County, Georgia. It outlines the specific documents that the opposing party must produce for inspection and copying related to a civil action case. The request includes various financial records, tax returns, property documents, insurance policies, and evidence relevant to custody and support issues. It also provides instructions on how to file the request and certifies service of the discovery materials.

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What is the proper way to write an attorneys name?

Using the term Esq. , a courtesy title often employed as a post-nominal suffix, is a widely accepted and respectful way to address an attorney. While framing a salutation or writing to a lawyer, the full name followed by Esq. is generally used.

Can you put Esq after your name?

You can use the attorneys name in the rest of your letter or email. If an individual has a law degree but is not a practicing attorney, you can denote their education by using the format Name, J.D. In professional correspondence, you should also include their title and company. Example:Natasha Parks, J.D.

What letters go after an attorneys name?

Once a lawyer is licensed and practicing, they can add Esquire to their name.

What is the opposing lawyer called?

In BMC, the superior courts, and federal court, its always been opposing counsel, counsel for [party], or Attorney [Name].

How do you write an attorneys name?

While framing a salutation or writing to a lawyer, the full name followed by Esq. is generally used. For instance, if one were addressing John Doe, who is an attorney, it should be written as John Doe, Esq.

Do lawyers use JD or Esq?

Esq. stands for Esquire and is added to a lawyers name once they pass the bar exam. J.D. stands for Juris Doctor, which is earned by graduating from law school. Someone given the title of J.D. has received a law degree but cannot practice law because theyre not a bar member.

Why do lawyer firms have two names?

Lawyers are competitive by nature, so having their name up there helps. Lets say that you start a company with a partner that already made a name for themselves but as a lawyer, you are only beginning to find clients. By using both your names, you can help bring clients in your direction through their name.

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