Ms. Peeples is correct. Also, consider taking a look at what you wrote under the Memo section of the check. It may be important depending on the...

Can a city police officer issue a citation on state owned property?

Yes

My boyfriend said if I do not let him live with me he will go to housing and I will lose my assistance. Can he do that?

What would he go to housing for and what would make you lose your assistance? More information is needed.

Adultery

You would still be able to file for absolute divorce on the grounds of adultery based on his recent actions. Feel free to contact me for a...

How to evict female tenant with no written rental agreement

Give her the required notice and if she has not moved out by the time prescribed in the notice, go to the district court in your jurisdiction and...

My husband's a abusive, alcohol I left in 2010, returned 2013 am taking care of him full time,his family's has abandoned him.

Your husband must execute a power of attorney allowing you to handle matters. If he does not have the capacity to do so, you may consider...

Served notice in 2013 that I am being sued for something filed in 2009, statue of limitations is three years.

Yes you can be sued. The statute of limitations applies to when a suit is filed and not when you are served. Seems like the suit is filed within...

Dispute with a landlord about a replacement tenant.

Review the lease. Some leases should have a clause that governs your liability if you move due to employment and you cannot live in the residence.

I am filing for divorce after 18 years of marriage. He has been abusive and a serial adulterer. He is a pastor of a church

You cannot name her as a Defendant in a divorce proceeding. The divorce is only between your husband and you. You may use her as a witness. There...

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DO THE REASONS (I.E. ADULTERY, ABANDONMENT OR IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES, ETC.) FOR DIVORCE MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

It depends on several factors. If you are asking for purposes of child custody, then the court will mainly consider what is in the best interest...