Can I represent my mother at a garnishment summons or at a hearing for garnishment/lien exemption claim?

You (as a non-lawyer) cannot represent another individual in Fairfax County General District Court. It sounds like your mother may have great...

How do I start the process of finding the appropriate lawyer to represent me "father of 2 year old" in child custody, divorce?

Great question. Lawyer cannot solicit business in this forum. I recommend that you contact a lawyer you find on Avvo. You can also contact the...

How to request documents from witness attorney? Can I send a formal request by email or subpoena?

A non-party is not required to produce documents unless they are served with a subpoena duces tecum. Since you are not a lawyer, you need to have...

Can I be served a summons on a civil matter at work if I am a federal employee?

I strongly urge you to appear at the return date. If the warrant in debt was delivered to someone at your work, (such as a coworker), then the...

Contempt of court? for non-compliance of divorce decree

You have two options. First, you can enforce your custody decree through contempt proceedings. Second, you may be able to petition the Court for...

How can I receive a judgment?

You should call a lawyer immediately. Based on the information you provided above, you can (and should) file the case in the Fairfax County...

Remove my name form the deed.

You should have an attorney draft a new deed that you and your mother will both sign. This is relatively simple process.

Amending Divorce Pleadings

I strongly encourage you to direct this question to your current lawyer. (S)he is in the best person to answer your question. Moreover, there is...

How can I avoid splitting the property that I own with my spouse after I get a divorce?

Yes, it is possible to purchase property after separation that is not subject to a claim by your spouse. Generally, all the property you acquire...

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Can i be evicted during inclement weather in alexandria va

The short answer is: "Yes, you can be evicted during inclement weather." If the Court awarded possession of the property several days ago to your...