Self-dealing - termination of employment

Do not sign anything before having the letter and whole situation reviewed with an attorney. Yes, future ramifications are possible. They might...

What if your lawyer won't talk to you

Not sure how your lawyer had you put in jail, but if the relationship isn't working, fire the lawyer and get another one. You are allowed to change...

Do I have a right to jury trial before they judge throws me in jail for failure to pay child support?

You say "prosecution" - who is going after you? generally, in family courts, issues of child support do not involve juries, but if you are faced...

Can he win the house in our divorce?

He can ask, because everything owned or acquired during the marriage, even if separated, is technically marital property. However, getting it is...

Can someone take you to civil court it another family court has the case?

Depends what the suit is for, but it is very possible. The other person could be bringing a claim that is outside the issue of the trust and...

My landlord tried to have me evicted,case was dismissed but now he won't accept my rent,what can I do?

See an attorney. Have the attorney review your lease. If appropriate, have the attorney send him a letter indicating that you lease is still in...

If you do not have an attorney, get one please. It will be much easier to deal with what can be very complicated issues. Now that the divorce case...

My father recently passed away he had an illegitimate child, does she have a right to inherit from his estate?

Yes you can include her. She could always go to establish paternity - but it seems your father acknowledged that by deed rather than legal process...

Heir rights how do they work?

When your grandmother died, title passed. Yes, no new deed would have been done to reflect this in the county offices, but the property is owned by...

Is it true that divorced parents can't take their child/children out of state over night?

I do not believe that to be true. Moving permanently out of state requires either the other parent's or the court's permission, but not trips. Your...