Can we hav the children at the mediation hearing?

No, you can not bring children to a mediation. In fact, children should only be present in domestic matters if required/requested by the judge.

C.p.s has not past nothing to my solicitor about case and date has past that thay shud have

I am not sure what your question is...please repost it as a question and provide more information.

My wife wants a divorce, I do not. How can I request marital reconciling?

I agree with both of my colleagues. You have the right to request 3 counseling sessions formally through the court. If they are unsuccessful, you...

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Can I file a lawsuit for my incarcerated boyfriend against someone cashing checks made out to him with fraudulent signature

You should contact the police first. This is primarily a criminal matter. The police will handle it for him.

Can I get a pro bono attorney to help me adopt grang kids

I can suggest a few options. First I would try to contact the local legal aid clinic for assistance, if available. If no, I would contact the...

If my roommate moves out and hasn't paid me any rent can I withhold her things till she pays me what she owes me

I would agree with my colleagues. Your best move is to give back the property ASAP. The longer you hold it (regardless of what you feel is fair),...

Is it possible to cut my years of probation?

I agree with Attorney Hood. Whether or not you would be successful with having the probation cut down would depend on many things. Primarily, the...

When restitution becomes a civil matter is the spouse also held responsible?

Attorney Gil has provided an excellent response. I couldn't have answered better myself.

Are named recipient(s) in the will (nephews) responsible to also pay an inheritance tax in PA? can this be deferred?

Mr. Fromm has provided an excellent response. You should definitley consult with a local probate/estate attorney for assistance.

Summary charge 2709 ,victim stated to police that she wanted charges dropped officer said no why

I agree with the advice of my colleagues. I would that the burden is on the officer to prove his case. If the victim doesn't wish to proceed, and...