Can there be consequences when the mother of my child doesn't abide by the phone call portion of the court order?

You can file contempt action against the mother if she is in violation of a portion of the Order. She would be ordered to show cause why she should...

If i am a non custodial parent living in Nevada, does it help me to domesticate a NY family court order of visitation?

You cannot domesticate a New Your Family Court Order in Nevada because Nevada does not have jurisdiction to hear the case. Pursuant to Uniform...

Can a debt collection attorney add court costs to a lawsuit (sworn account) before they receive a judgment?

They can ask for Court costs. The Court would determine the correct amount at the time the Court issues Judgment in the case.

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The Statute of Limitations depends on what state law governs the contract. Generally, the law of the place where the contract is executed governs....

We let someone borrow some money and they have only paid a very small amount how do I get the rest

If they have not paid as agreed, your only option now would be to file Small Claim against both of them. Regardless of their divorce, they are both...

Based on the information that you have provided here, you cannot ask for a Restraining order at this time against the Judgment Creditor. One “long...

IF A TENANT OFFERS YOU MORE THAN WHAT IS IN YOUR LEASE FOR LATE FEE CAN YOU ACCEPT IT IN WA STATE

You should and cannot accept an amount that is higher than the amount stated in your lease. From what you stated here, that amount is 10% of the rent.

You need to contact their customer service department and request for contact information of their Customer Relations Department and file the...

Who is responsible for refunding my money?

The bank is responsible for refunding the money. If the bank is not answering, then your only option here is to file Small Claim against the bank...

My wages are being garnished and I am considering filing a head of household exemption to reduce the garnishment amount.

There is no such thing as "head of household exemption" in Ohio Revised Code. See Ohio Revised Code Chapter 2716: http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2716....