Is my case worthy enough to take to court? Should I contact a lawyer? please help! :(

Your question is a little unclear. It sounds like you are saying that the mechanic was trying to swindle you, but before he was able to complete...

My ex has filed a motion to emancipate my 20 yr old daughter in the state of New Jersey and wants retroactive support returned

You should retain an attorney to assist you with this matter. A significant amount of money could be at stake. I cannot tell you what his...

I am better off going to family court or have a private agreement for child support?

You will need to consult with a local attorney for advice about your specific situation. As you point out, your two options are going to court or...

I'm not sure I completely understand your question. An adult is a guardian over a minor, or an incapacitated person (minor or adult). Generally,...

You have to follow whatever the court orders say. I do not have the orders, so I cannot tell you what they mean. But if there is no order...

What should I do if my babyfather is a no show?

It sounds like you want your baby's father to stick to the schedule. Unfortunately, no one can physically make the father visit the baby. You...

Named def. in pers inj. resulting in paraplegia on work related function. company made motion to not represent me. i am poor.

If you were an employee on the job and involved in an incident that resulted in personal injury to a passenger, then it is likely that the...

Do I need to pay for my soon to be x wifes car payments, insurance and student loans if they are not in my name?

If you have filed for divorce then I would assume that you have an attorney. If so, you should ask your attorney these questions. If you do not...

What can I do (legally) to keep my Fiance's ex from barging in our house and making a scene (both inside and outside).

If someone is creating an unwanted disturbance, then you are always free to call the police. It sounds like there is either a custody order. Any...

The real difference is the fact that you cannot sue for more than $3K in small claims, versus the $12K cap in special civil. The other difference...