In NJ, my 11 yr old son was called in principles office with police there who questioned him,looked thru phone,no call to me

I agree with Mr Wagner, and add that if no one from the school told you about this afterwards, that is irresponsible and you should complain to the...

Appeal in NJ. Is it the day of the order when the 20 days begins or is it receipt and service of the notice to the other side?

I agree with Mr. Lamont. In addition: if the court is closed (for any reason) on the day that something is due, you would have until the next day...

What do I need to file for a dismissal of an Appeals case after the former Husband filed an Initial Brief five days late?

I agree with my colleagues. Unless your ex-husband was represented by an attorney and the attorney missed the deadline, very very very little...

Received a scathing, ANONYMOUS email on my work email. It was cc d to my boss and some coworkers! I want to press charges!

You could theoretically sue the sender. But defamation requires a false statement of fact. If the email is basically an opinion about you and not a...

In general a de novo hearing means a hearing that starts from scratch, i.e. without using any prior factual findings or legal conclusions.

I need legal advice for winning a child custody appeal. Experts say it would be detrimental to my daughter to never see me again

You need to hire an attorney and probably need to hire an expert (psychologist) as well. I do not know anything about your situation, but if an...

Can you violate your probation by Facebook if another person posts on it

why post the same question three times? in any event, we need some kind of factual context to respond.

Can you violate your probation if someone else posts on it

duplicate post. please see my response to your other one.

Can you violate your probation if someone posted on your Facebook

What was posted? if for example it is a picture of you smoking pot, then yes. But we need more facts to respond intelligently to this.

Abuse of cops authority?

You can complain to internal affairs if you were unhappy with the officer's conduct, but I do not see anything amounting to abuse of authority.