Is there a deadline for Fairfax Virginia lien from the contractor/builder to the house owner?

There are certainly time limits for traditional mechanics liens, but such time limits would not foreclose a lawsuit against you for unpaid fees....

Yes, but you will likely need counsel, as there are procedural requirements to "imputing income" in the state of Virginia.

If listed as an occupant on a lease, can I be made to pay rent?

It is quite possible that you could face some kind of law suit down the line depending on the facts of the case. For more information, seek out a...

What is the likelihood of full custody status changing for mother?

Insufficient information. These decisions are based largely on the unique facts of the case, the presentation of the parties, and the Judge you...

Is it reasonable to expect my landlord to compensate for the high utility bills?

If building is not up to code, you may be able to sue to force landlord to fix it. Consider reaching out to local Legal Aid for advice.

I owe someone 565 dollars will they take my whole paycheck or how much at a time can they remove ?

First they have to prove you owe the money. Then they have to do a wage garnishment. Along with the garnishment will be a list of your rights. Read...

Can I get an extension from a judge for an eviction notice?

Possibly; depends on more facts though. You should maybe reach out to your local Legal Aid for help.

Can i sue a hospital for incompitance

Your first step is to consult with a local medical malpractice attorney to discuss the specifics of your case. There is insufficient information to...

What motion can I request in the courts for a custody case, for the fathers passport to be used as a piece of evidence?

Whether a Father's passport is event relevant is a highly fact specific analysis. There is no specific motion, but you should certainly talk with a...

Does my one year apartment lease automatically go month to month after the lease is up?

An attorney would need to read the entire lease to give you a definitive answer. Does not sound like it though. Consult with local attorney before...