I missed a court date and was charged 'Failure to appear' but the hearing information dates for 04/10/2017.

With a failure to appear, you can bring up any circumstances that explain what happened. I have seen that judges are ready to dismiss the FTA, as...

Is all information during questioning in the discovery?

Under the Virginia statute concerning discovery, any statements made to police should be disclosed. You don't mention having an attorney. Might be...

I am in the military livin in VA and my 5 year old daughters mother is living in NY (also military). She got promoted and makes

Lots of states involved and lots of questions. Until you do something to have the order registered in VA, the order is under the jurisdiction of...

I am 2 months behind in my child support and the garnished my bank accounts i have 3 accounts with my bank 2 of which

Have you been to court about the child support arrears? The garnishment doesn't happen automatically, just because you're behind on payments.

The important consideration when your friend comes back will not be that she ran away, but that she is no longer a child. As the other attorneys...

How do I get papers for my daughter's father to sign over his rights so my husband can Adopt her?

When the natural parent consents to the step-parent adoption, the process is fairly straightforward. You should think about talking to an to an...

We have custody of our granddaughters we just got a summoms in the mail

You should talk to an attorney. The first consultation can be free of charge. You need to learn what you are facing in this case. Make sure you go...

Confused....please help

You have taken the step of talking to a lawyer. That's good. But if you want something to happen you'll have to take some action, file something...

If my wife is disabled and cannot sign divorce papers, who can sign them? Can this be done by a notary?

Sounds like you need to consult with an attorney. Your wife's rights will have to be protected.

Which parts of my name can I change?

You can change first, last, and middle names. You can do this on your own or with the help of an attorney.