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ADMINICULAR EVIDENCE

eccl. law. This term is used in the ecclesiastical law to signify evidence, which is brought to explain or complete other evidence. … [Read more...] about ADMINICULAR EVIDENCE

Probate Court; Administrator for the suit. A person appointed by the court to act as the representative of an estate in a lawsuit when there is no executor or administrator of the estate or such cannot serve to represent the estate such as a problem with conflicts of interest. … [Read more...] about ADMINISTRATOR AD LITEM

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS

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Immigration. A change in the legal status of a person to live or stay in the U.S. It also refers to the process of applying and obtaining a green card to establish permanent residence in the US which will change the status of that person. USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Service) will provide an adjustment of status to eligible persons. … [Read more...] about ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS

ADMINICULATE

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To give adminicular evidence. … [Read more...] about ADMINICULATE

ADMINISTRATOR AD PROSEQUENDUM

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Another term for administrator ad litem. … [Read more...] about ADMINISTRATOR AD PROSEQUENDUM

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