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#CivilLaw #CivilLawSuit #SuitLetter Things to Consider Before Filing a Lawsuit a. Identify the Problem Determine whether this is a criminal or civil case, or a State Administrative Dispute, or both. b. Determine the Parties and Their Legal Status Who is the Defendant or Co-Defendant? And who can possibly testify as a witness; c. Determine the case's position The legal relationship and legal events between the parties are presented in a coherent manner, and the demands submitted to the Defendant are clearly stated. d. Understand the Object of the Dispute; Issues of breach of promise (breach of contract), unlawful acts, inheritance issues, or land ownership disputes; e. Understand the Theory and Legal Basis This is stated in the Lawsuit to assist the judge in examining the case and to determine the judge's reasoning, which usually serves as a basis for legal action. f. Preparing Evidence Evidence is paramount, as the principle of alleging something must be proven. Evidence must be prepared from the outset, including letters, witnesses, experts, and electronic evidence. g. Assessing personal and financial capabilities. Going to court requires time and expense. Therefore, consider whether to file a lawsuit yourself or use the services of an attorney. THEORIES OF PREPARING A LAWSUIT a. Substantiating Theorie In addition to stating the legal event that forms the basis of the lawsuit, a lawsuit must also state the actual events that preceded the legal event and caused the legal event. b. Individualizing Theorie In a lawsuit, it is sufficient to state the events or occurrences that demonstrate the legal relationship that forms the basis of the lawsuit, without having to mention the actual events that preceded and caused the legal event.