You need to see a family law attorney. This is a complicated matter. There are some things that can be done, but you're not going to be able to do...

What does the court order say? That's the place to resolve this. If you don't have a court order that defines visitations, child support and other...

Go to the police, tell them you are 17 and that your parents have kicked you out. They will take you back home and tell your parents to let you...

If the two of you are still married, then the answer to your question of, "What if...?" is "Nothing." The two of you are married, so your assets...

They can charge it. You can choose not to pay it, and then go find somewhere else to live.

The broker was probably just trying to help out. Rather than the delay of having the mail returned to the post office and then forwarded to you,...

You haven't told us much to be able to help you. What is the "something that happened"? That probably makes a big difference in deciding whether...

No, of course it's not legal, if the facts are really what you said. You're telling us that a month after your grandmother died, her son created a...

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