Divorce with minor children and real estate (only one spouse)-do the courts need to be involved?

The court needs to be involved to enter a legally enforceable divorce judgment. That said, if you and your spouse have worked out all of the...

I was charged with operating after suspension in 2006. And not convicted till 2017. Can a d.a. in Maine use that charge for h.o

As Attorney Ferguson states, it is the date of the convictions, not the dates of the violations, that are relevant. So, yes they can.

You can contact a polygraph examiner to find out whether a 12 year old can be examined. However, if the investigations have not convinced him it is...

What kind of questions are asked / what to prepare for in a case management conference?

A Case Management Conference is a short, informal conference at which you will go before a Family Law Magistrate to introduce your case to the...

Can I be violated in the state I transferred from if the state I'm in now did not violate me?

Your question is too specific to be answered on this public forum, which is best for general questions. You should hire an experienced criminal...

My son's bio dad (not on birth certificate) had nothing to do with him for first 4 yrs and is bringing me to court.

Yes, it is likely that a court will grant your ex parental rights and rights of contact. There are many (almost 20) factors that a Judge must...

I have an issue with a sling placed in 2009 to prevent leakage and have had problems every since ?

This is not a child custody question; I have moved it to medical malpractice in hope you receive n answer that will help guide you.

Sole legal custody father incarcerated

You should be fine with the copy of the order awarding you sole parental rights and responsibilities, but there are no guarantees. Be sure to have...

You should ask your attorney. If you enter an agreement for a deferred disposition, the conditions should clearly be spelled out.

Child custody/unwed mother

Unless there is an order awarding you sole parental rights and responsibilities, you do not have "sole custody." Rather, you and your ex have equal...