Can I, and who do I report this to?
Yes, you can report this. The landlord would be the first line of attack. This, however, is not a family matter as contemplated by this website,...
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Yes, you can report this. The landlord would be the first line of attack. This, however, is not a family matter as contemplated by this website,...
Check with a local attorney for the niceties of procedure, but it seems the order is self-fulfilling, in that it contemplates its end and the...
Please see my response to your question on a previous thread.
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Either hire a competent landlord attorney to file for you or go to your local courthouse's self-help center and ask for the papers necessary for an...
Consult with the victims advocate office in the courthouse to determine what your rights are and whether the state can insist on maintaining such...
Yes, the short answer is you may. The slightly longer answer is I highly advise it. If you are not planning to form a family with the mother(s?)...
Consider that $1000 a bargain to spend to make sure your children are safe and secure. It is never smart to take a chance with your children...
You may simply file a continuance request with your reason for the request and hope the Court grants you the extra time.
This is impossible to determine simply with these few facts. Clearly, in a custody battle, this is something that would weigh against mother...
Check with local law enforcement or the state prosecutor to determine what further information they may want or need.