There is not nearly enough information here to posit an answer. Overall, attorney deceit is harshly punished by the attorney disciplinarians in...

Without seeing the different orders that apply to the parties, we really cannot guess what actions a court may take. Violations of a custody order...

Collateral estoppel and issue preclusion are synonymous terms. See Black's Law Dictionary 312 (10th ed. 2014) (defining collateral estoppel). which...

The asker had better be prepared to be disappointed, and in the event the judge acts favorably, the removal of the device will be a blessing.

Texas uses codes and abbreviations for everything that involves the criminal process. "Poss cs pg 1 <1g" is an abbreviation for a state jail...

Neither of the aforementioned rules apply. Caselaw and Family Court Act §251 are the asker's guide. In Kessler v. Kessler, 10 N.Y.2d 445, 225...

Questions that seem to point to a single, standard answer in family court never do. That is because there is no uniformity among the jurists...

No. There is no statutory authority that grants a family court judge the ability to take away children and give them to "in-laws." Family Court Act...

Pennsylvania's Superior Court is not the place to litigate factual disputes. That is the venue of the Court of Common Pleas. The asker should have...

We here are not providers of "thoughts." We respond to legal questions that pose educational issues that we can respond to by educating askers on...