What steps do I follow if my husband does not move out at the time stipulated in our divorce agreement?

The police won't be able to do anything. If the agreement was made as part of the divorce, you would have to file a contempt with the court to...

What do I do if the police report I requested is completely inaccurate?

A police report is exactly what it says, a report. All it is is a record of a statement that they received from someone involved in an incident....

Am I required to show up in court if I file a Pro Se appearance?

You are note "required" to show up, but if you don't show up, you will not be allowed to tell your side of any story, and you may automatically...

Can I take my name off the deed?

You cannot force your sister to "take" the property from you. You may be able to sue your sister for the value of the bills that you paid for...

No you cannot sue the teller. Additionally, while you may be able to make a complaint about the bank, your probably can't sue the bank either. In...

Is a parent having visitations required to provide children aged 17 and 14, female and male separate bedrooms?

There is no bright line rule on when kids can share a bedroom and when they can't, its all based on circumstances. The fact that they are in an...

When are surveillance cameras a violation of workplace privacy?

There is no such thing as "workplace privacy." You don't have an expectation of privacy at work, whether in a "public" or an "employees only" area....

There is no simple and easy way for the public to verify whether someone has a driver's license or not. It is not publically available information....

Can Trustees prevent me from serving on the Board?

If enough owners did not attend the meeting in order to form a "quorum" it's likely that the current trustee can legally continue to serve as...

If you have a month tenant that rents a room that you are evicting? does she have to sign the eviction notice?

YOU are not empowered to send an "eviction notice." You can only send a notice to quit. Be careful of using the term "eviction" in a notice to...