Generally speaking, someone traveling on a street or road has the right of way over someone trying to enter the public thoroughfare from a private...

Divorce I want to get out of court. I have court ordered deposition and I don't want to go. Am afraid of getting contemp

If you withdraw your suit and the other side agrees (stipulatation of discontinuance) and you reach a private settlement of the issues, yes....

My parents want me to write a letter to the judge stating that the false allegations are not true. How do I write the letter?

You don't. We have a process for determining issues of fact, that involves lawyers, formal sworn documents being exchanged and hearings where...

My stip states that if my daughter has a permanent residence away from the residence of the father it is an Emancipation Event.

You need to have your attorney review your "stip", and determine the effect on a custody order, a support order, a separation agreement or a...

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Do I need to contact an attorney, and possibly sue?

Well, you have some potential legal options which should be tempered with other business considerations. Does the lease say what happens in this...

You can certainly agree on this result thorough mediation and then have the agreed upon terms (remaining in treatment, random periodic testing,...

Divorce/Custody: If I get this reply from Appellate Court can I go to the Court of Appeals? The reply seems to say I have no

You can only get to second base (maybe) if you get to first base. What the Appellate Division seems to be saying is that, first, you don't have the...

Just call CPS. (The rest of this answer is being added because answers must be at least 35 characters long.)

Who Can File Motion to Have Court Declare Father in Child's Life Legal Father by Equitable Estoppel?

You really need to discuss this muddle with your attorney. I'm not sure how "equitable" principles would apply here, if at all, but if there is an...