Will I need a lawyer for a non-criminal charge? disordoddly conduct violation?

Maximum penalty for a violation level offense is $1,000 plus 24% penalty assessment (PA) $1,200 plus PA for a class B misdemeanor. With no...

My mother filed emergency something and judge gave her my kid how do i get my kid back?

The emergency ex parte request is temporary (30 days) and a hearing will be scheduled. You can also request an immediate hearing and it will be...

What legal action can my husband take?

Legally - and it sounds like emotionally and morally - he is the father. He should make sure to enforce any orders that are already in place...

I'm confused, basically a father once paternity is proven has rights to visitation even if he wants to sign his rights over?

No it's not. once rights are terminated it is final and no support can be ordered or visitation granted. If a person already is ordered to pay...

What would I need to do to allow my husband to adopt my daughter And Around How Much Will It Cost?

You should go ahead and file. It is possible to ask the court to do service by publication, if you can show that you've made a reasonable attempt...

What do you think he will get?

An aggravated DWI has higher penalties than a first offense. A charge can be aggravated for different reasons (speed, bodilly injury, BAC over .16....

Son is 20 years old and just received his third offense for unlawful possession of alcohol what will happen?

He may receive a higher fine this time given the priors, and the State may also seek a substance evaluation. The mandatory sentence for a...

Yes wait until November! Your step-dad will need to be the petitioner, but obviously you can ask him to do it. The costs involved may vary. You can...

If your siblings are minors then their parent has the ability to restrict who they have contact with. Once they are adults it is up to them. I'm...

How long after we get married can my husband file for petition to adopt my son?

Since parental rights were already terminated your husband needs to get the appropriate forms from the court in the county you reside in...