My fiancée keeps recording me and lying about it. Do I have legal recourse?
At the very least he needs counseling, and perhaps you should consider a separation or divorce proceeding. Something is not right.
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At the very least he needs counseling, and perhaps you should consider a separation or divorce proceeding. Something is not right.
It is impossible to give you an accurate answer based upon your information, there are too many variables. I will say that I have found the...
First, plead not guilty, then get the car registered and your license restored. Bring both notices to court with you and you should be ok,
Retain an experienced family lawyer, file the complaint and then move out. Do not do this on your own
Something doesn't seem right. File an appeal and try to get the matter to Middletown. I take it you were never married. Don't give in to the court.
That depends on what, if anything, you agreed to in your separation agreement.
You need to retain an attorney right away. You need to do some serious damage control to stay out of jail. You can't do this on your own
I agree with Attorney Black, there is a time limit for serving a warrant. Don't say or do anything without at least speaking with an attorney.
No, you can file your motion to dismiss separately. Review the Fair Debt Collection Act for guidelines they are supposed to follow.
You are always better served when you are represented by counsel. Based upon your description, there are more than a few questions that need to be...