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The easy answer is that she will need to be defended on the charge. It may be barred by limitations statutes.
Yes. If you did indeed commit an offense.
You will need to go back to Court and ask the Court to change custody or enforce your visitation rights. Likely by motion for contempt.
The failureof a parent to pay child support does not justify the primary custodian's refusal to allow visitation.
You have no alternative but... Read Answer
You don"t need an attorney. You should be able to get to get the forms and information you need from the Court's website, or, if not, from the... Read Answer
Yes. You need to contact the State Police headquarters or Troop office in your area and request a report. Often, a report will not be available for... Read Answer
It seems to me that you have done everything appropriately this far. I suggest that you see what HR does now. If appropriate measures are not taken I... Read Answer
Not in every case but it is not unusual for a judge to require drug testing in Pulaski County.
You need to talk to your divorce attorney.
Sure, you can sue the contractor. I would want to review any written agreement but I doubt that you waived any substandard work exclusion. You may... Read Answer
You should speak to your grandparent's attorney.
Has your husband and/or others seen a doctor about this? Has there been a diagnosis?
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You will need to file a petition for guardianship of the child. Do you know the other children?
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I suggest that you contact the Dept. of Motor Vehicles and ask them to assist you.
Based on what yu have stated in your email there seems to be no grounds for this man to take you to court. As far as him being annoying, there... Read Answer
Grandparents do have rights here under certain circumstances. If the child is in the custody of DHS I assume that the parents are in some kind of... Read Answer
You may have a case. That will depend upon the facts. Will you please respond with more detail. You may contact me directly at... Read Answer
I'm reading between the lines here but it sounds like the probate is in Indiana. I suggest that you all get the assistance of an attorney... Read Answer
Not without a curt order. Are you divorced?
Is there an outstanding warrant from Florida? The cash bond you mentioned suggests not. That bond is likely the amount outstanding on his... Read Answer
You have your own testimony. A judge will determine which of you is truthful. Besides that, there are several grounds upon which a divorce can... Read Answer
You must assert your rights when it comes to children and most other legal issues. You need to respond to the petition and have a dna test of you and... Read Answer
There are a great number of questions I would ask you before answeering your question. Did the police have any reason to think he should be on... Read Answer
Sure you can ask. However, I would need to know if you have children, property, etc., to determine if your case is indeed "uncontested." You nmay... Read Answer
You must try to have her involuntarily commited by commencing a case in circuit court. She must be proven to be at risk of harming herself or others.... Read Answer