Can I vacate a restraining order?
I agree with both my colleagues. 1. You can seek to vacate the restraining order in court. The judge there, however, does not need to grant it...
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I agree with both my colleagues. 1. You can seek to vacate the restraining order in court. The judge there, however, does not need to grant it...
You need to re-post this for NJ attorneys to answer. How the ticket can be dealt with is a question of NJ law. Fair or not, you have to deal with...
I assume the judge has yet to render a decision. She can try to amend her proposed judgment, but ultimately the judge is going to make his/her...
Generally, no, unless you are a co-signer or guarantor of the debts.
He has to have the right to foreclose, which is usually given in a mortgage. If he did not take back a mortgage, he cannot foreclose thru that...
Can they? With a good faith belief that the child's safety or welfare is at risk, yes. Can they tell the difference between being on a prescription...
To answer both questions you posted, the age of consent is 16, so a sex crime will not be involved here. Your mother still has legal custody over...
No, an appeal would be filed by the losing party. Appeals have very strict and short time limits within which to be filed. Be sure you still have...
They would only have done so if they felt there was a serious risk to your son's safety and welfare. It is legal. I strongly urge you to hire an...
Interesting issue. It could, under the theory that all owners engaged in a mutual waiver of strict enforcement of the provision. It will not...