If he worked for a firm, start by calling the firm and ask about his files. Try calling the office of the local bar association to see if they...

Yes, I agree that you need a lawyer. You can use the "Find a Lawyer" tab at the top of the page to find someone in your area.

I've got news for you -- his "dead parents" don't own anything. It is one absolute certainty of the law -- at least in the U.S. -- that dead people...

OK. And your question is.... ? Either arrange to attend the hearing or write a check and pay the ticket.

If you can cooperate and rearrange the schedule, that would be best. The court wants to see parents working together for the benefit of the...

You can file whatever you want, but I wouldn't expect it to result in any action. The police probably wouldn't do anything about it, so then what's...

I don't know if the housing court will know about that or not. But so what? How is that relevant to your eviction notice?

You will have to read the terms of the order. Most protective orders do not limit where you can or cannot go, as long as you stay away from the...

If someone is going to be charged with a crime, the law of the state making the charges will apply. The law about 2-party consent for telephone...

In all of this, the person you really need to concern yourself with is not that parent but rather your principal. Did/does the principal support...