First, tell your lawyer EVERYTHING. Your attorney is your advocate, and the more he/she knows, the better. Second, you certainly can take...

The court makes decisions that are based upon the best interest of the children. Of course, spending time with both parents is imperative for the...

Income from ANY source derived. This may include income from your employer, income from self-employment, income from rental properties,...

If you do not show up, the court will move forward without your presence. The birth certificate will be amended to reflect the fact that the...

You should immediately contact the creditor and attempt to negotiate with the creditor to have the capias pulled back. The capias is a bench...

I suggest reviewing the Divorce Agreement or Divorce Judgment. Was your ex required by the court order to pay the mortgage? Then a contempt...

I agree with my colleague. The rules in the small claims court are very loose. The judge has enormous discretion, and while I certainly would...

Your defense attorney and the prosecutor will meet and discuss a possible plea agreement. While it is common to have the defense and prosecutor...

Yes, you should either pay the ticket or appeal it. Do not just ignore it. I wish you luck. Very truly yours, Anthony Rao, Esq.

Yes, you should take him to court. You can obtain a visitation schedule, a custody order and a child support order. There needs to be consistency...