Affirmation In Opposition (With Affirmation Of Service)

AFFIRMAITON IN OPPOSITION. The first form is used in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of Richmond and filed by a party opposing a motion or petition made by another party in a court case. The form requires the affiant (the person making the affidavit) to state their opposition to the motion or petition and provide reasons why it should be denied. The affiant also affirms that the statements made in the document are true under penalty of perjury. The second form is an "Affirmation of Service After Commencement of Litigation." It's used to confirm that the documents related to a court case have been properly served on the other party. The affiant, who must be over 18 and not a party to the case, confirms the manner in which the documents were served (e.g., personally, by mail, or via overnight delivery service). The form also includes details about the person served, such as their physical characteristics, and requires the affiant to affirm the truthfulness of the statements made in the document under penalty of perjury. www.FormsWorkflow.com