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Attorney Certification of Good Faith - Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Attorney Certification of Good Faith is a legal document that was released by the Court of Common Pleas - Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania - a government authority operating within Pennsylvania. The form may be used strictly within Philadelphia County.
FAQ
Q: What is an Attorney Certification of Good Faith?
A: An Attorney Certification of Good Faith is a document that attests to the proper and sincere intention of an attorney when filing a lawsuit or legal claim.
Q: Why is an Attorney Certification of Good Faith required?
A: An Attorney Certification of Good Faith is required in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania to ensure that attorneys are not bringing baseless or frivolous lawsuits.
Q: Who needs to submit an Attorney Certification of Good Faith?
A: Attorneys filing lawsuits or legal claims in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania need to submit an Attorney Certification of Good Faith.
Q: What does an Attorney Certification of Good Faith entail?
A: An Attorney Certification of Good Faith includes a sworn statement by the attorney explaining the reasonable basis for the lawsuit or legal claim.
Q: What happens if an Attorney Certification of Good Faith is not submitted?
A: If an Attorney Certification of Good Faith is not submitted, the lawsuit or legal claim may be dismissed.
Form Details:
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