Could my ex-girlfriend (my 5 yo son's mother) have this "capias" revoked or dropped? Does her state/gov assistance play a roll?

The capias issued because you missed a contempt hearing on 10/28/15. You should be prepared to address that, and if you were never served, say so,...

Can I apply to have the court order modified effective May 30 since she will be working full time?

Atty. Matta is correct. But you can seek modification to terminate ASAP after May 30 arguing that your daughter is emancipated.

Can a judge allow assets to be wasted per a judgment?

In addition to Atty. Rauseo's advice, I'd be in touch with the storage unit owner looking for recourse against it, and possibly seeking an...

Is a landlord who provides mixed rate apartments allowed to make abrupt policy changes effecting my desirability of tenancy?

Rules and regulations are not cast in stone, and reasonable rules and regulations may be imposed without breaching the covenant of quiet enjoyment....

Can my friend leave to India with her 2 kids and file a domestic violence case against him and divorce him and get kids custody?

First, your friend needs an attorney. Second, decisions on custody will be made by the judge based on the "best interests of the children"...

Can I bypass an internal appeals process in order to file suit on behalf a class that won't be helped if I settle in private?

Your question and the nature of your action are unclear, but as a general rule, when there is an administrative process within a government agency,...

How long do you think it will take for her to leave so I can sell?

You have an attorney and should be asking him/her these questions. Treating her as a tenant is the safe way to go. How long that process takes...

What are my options in this situation?

You need to file your own complaint for contempt on the child support issue. If your son does not want to see the father and is 14, you may need...

As a tenant at will, no reason is needed. It could be that the new owners simply want to increase the rent, and to do so they must end the tenancy...

In order to pay the out of pocket medical bills, is he entitled to their records first? Protected under HIPPA?

Since he does not have legal custody, he does not have rights to these records. He can ask for them through the court, and often access is granted...