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Vexatious litigation is a phrase used to describe the situation when a person files court proceedings only for the purpose of annoying, harassing, or upsetting the other party. Also known as litigation abuse, it is a common way that abusers continue the pattern of domestic violence against their intimate partner.
A plaintiff who starts such litigation either knows or should reasonably know that no legal basis for the lawsuit exists. To obtain a remedy for vexatious litigation, the injured party often files a claim for malicious prosecution .
Try being open and honest. Ask them politely but directly if youve done something to offend themmake sure to do this in private to avoid the person shutting down or becoming angry. If they feel embarrassed or put on the spot, youll lose the opportunity to fix the situation right away.
Consequences of Being Deemed a Vexatious Litigant Once designated, the individual loses the ability to freely file new lawsuits. They must seek permission from the court each time they wish to initiate a legal action, a process that can be both lengthy and stringent.
You can file a motion asking for an order dismissing the vexatious litigation or requiring the abuser to give a security payment to the court at any point in the case before the judge issues a final judgment. Your request for both of these remedies should be made in the same motion papers.
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Immediately file a motion to dismiss. First, have your attorney attempt to convince the plaintiff or the plaintiffs lawyer to agree to a dismissal of the unfounded lawsuit. If this doesnt get results, then your attorney should file a motion to dismiss based on the fact that the case lacks legitimate legal merit.
Steps to Get Someone Declared a Vexatious Litigant This evidence should demonstrate a consistent pattern of filing meritless lawsuits, re-litigating settled matters, or engaging in legal actions designed to harass or burden the opposing party during commercial litigation.

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