No, you can't. Only the judge who issued the restraining order (or, I suppose, another judge in the same court) can remove the restraining order.

Your mother is right, in a way. There is no law that says you may not move out at 17. However, the law says that you are a minor until you turn 18,...

I would be willing to bet that if I read through your student registration handbook, I could probably find language that addresses your situation...

First, if Ottawa University is in Ottawa, Canada, then you may need to get a local Canadian attorney. Most of the attorneys who respond to...

The interest earned on the money belongs to the tenant. Each year, you need to give that amount of money to the tenant or allow the tenant to...

I guess it depends on the questions that you are asking. If you look around, you will see that many, many questions ARE getting answered, so "the...

Under some circumstances, yes. Under some circumstances, no. We need more facts. It's not as simple as a "yes/no." Is it a public school or...

Your child turns 21 at 12:01 a.m., one minute after midnight on the night (early morning) of his/her birthday. Thus, I would say that the...

Your organization should have written by-laws. That is where you will find the answer to your question.

This is a local issue. I suggest that you speak with an Alabama attorney who handles education law to find out what is required for valid...