If the reservation is in the land records, then it is there. It's unclear when you talk about an easement whether it was recorded circa 1963 or if...

I am ordered to pay support every month as well as full medical, dental, and vision. Should my child's mother split the cost?

Not necessarily. If the Child Support Guidelines were done correctly though, you should have gotten credit for the cost of insurance as a deduction...

Will I get more information about court cases by going to see the clerk at the courthouse than what I can see online?

You will definitely get more information than is available on the criminal docket that is viewable on the Judicial Website. But keep in mind, the...

What is my next step in protecting myself?

You can apply for a civil restraining order now that can require he stay away from you. But, keep in mind, that's only a piece of paper. You should...

Is a judge going to be able to see trough her lies? And what will be the next step after the first court date and what can expec

Your husband needs legal counsel immediately. He will likely have a problem with child support because paying in cash is really such a terrible way...

Am I legally responsible to pay the demand, lien cost and title company fees?

Although it is the custom for the buyer's lawyer to get a title search, the fact is that it remains your responsibility to convey clear title,...

1) commence a new action? (double jeopardy)? 2) Come after the estate for their fees/other expenses?

Yes they can commence a new action. Double jeopardy only applies in criminal cases. The doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel would not...

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What are the chance ill go to jail And what do you think will happen in court Also how can i get this resolved

You need to immediately contact an attorney that is familiar child protection and criminal defense as the standard of proof in child protection...

Can Dcf Use an close case against when trying to be reunite with your children?The case is unsubstantial

Yes, they can. But depending on the facts that's not really grounds to not pursue reunification in the new case unless the court has made a finding...

Can I sue the state of Ct. in Federal court for this?

The simple answer is no, you can not.