Can I sue for my attorney fees?

The first two answers are correct. You can only sue for attorney fees if you have an attorney (unless you happen to be an attorney representing...

My husband and I are a month into a divorce and he's very controlling. He keeps...

I agree with Mr. Burdge. Just like you have the right to seek a second opinion in a medical consult, the other doctor would rely on his own...

You should receive a notification of non-substantiation (or unfounded) soon, and if not, you may want to consult an attorney familiar with DYFS's...

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My son's dad in OH, who has physical custody, is about to be evicted from his home. Could I get a change of custody? I'm in NJ.

I agree with the answers of the other attorneys. Unless NJ had initial jurisdiction, which it doesn't sound like from your description, then the...

I received a letter today stating Child support parenting time/visitation rights custody of my child.

I agree with the other attorneys' responses that you need to consult an attorney. If you weren't married, then she can't claim property that is...

What do I do about detectives who seem to have struck up some sort of relationship with my ex.

It would be important to have more information, but if your ex has been delinquent in paying alimony, my first question is whether he was to pay...

Anonymously authored a novel detailing troubles of child custody case. When does telling your story get you into trouble?

Clearly you understand that child abuse and neglect cases are confidential and thus anything that might reveal information about the parties...

I was fired for absense even though I have a doctor's note . Is this legal?

The other attorneys' responses do explain your general legal predicament, since it is unclear whether you would qualify for family leave act...

How do I collect on child support arrearage of more than $11,000 in the state of NJ.

If he obtains SSD, I believe he would be immune from further child support payments although not necessarily for arrearages. SSI I think is treated...

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This is a very complicated, but not uncommon situation. You do not have to comply with the Division if they are continuing to make unreasonable...