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Do you have to be present to sue in another state?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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Generally no. You may have to appear at certain hearings or conferences (or at a deposition, depending on where you sue) - but normally you can sue in another state without actually travelling there. You will need to find local counsel, however, unless you plan on representing yourself. Additionally, some courts do allow telephonic appearances at certain types of hearings.

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