The court is almost ALWAYS going to do what it can to keep both parents in the child's life and lean toward 50% shared custody. To get full...

There is no way you're going to win a complaint like that. You have to find a way to "succeed" within the rules.

Theoretically, you could be arrested for theft or fraud or something, but that's very, very unlikely. More likely, the woman can sue you to return...

No. You might get fired, you might not get invited to the next office birthday party, but you won't get arrested for a dollar.

You will have to make efforts to find and notify the father in person first. If you cannot, then you can get permission from the court to provide...

I don't believe that Covid-19 is relevant to this question any longer. The Governor has removed any restrictions on evictions. The important...

If a contract is not signed, then it's not a contract -- it's a piece of paper. It becomes a contract when it indicates an agreement between two...

If you get divorced in Canada and then move to the U.S., a court in the U.S. will honor and uphold your divorce agreement as a binding contract...

I guess the answer to "How can you be denied" is that you've been convicted of a crime and your probation officer hasn't, and he makes the rules....

You will never find a law that addresses what you are asking about here. This is just a matter of the teacher's style. Teachers are hired...