Because your mother owns the condo and there’s no lease or rental agreement, you’re generally considered a guest or licensee, not a tenant. That...

If your outcome is much worse than expected and you believe it may be due to medical negligence, you should speak with a North Carolina medical...

Yes, but how you do it depends on your situation and safety. If he’s been abusive or threatening, your first step should be to protect yourself....

If there’s no formal custody order, you have the right to file a custody action in North Carolina and ask the court to establish a fair schedule....

You can, but you shouldn’t—at least not yet. In North Carolina, you’re still legally married until a divorce is granted. Living with a new partner...

In Washington, courts can divide property from a Committed Intimate Relationship (CIR) similar to a divorce if one partner can show they...

No, the other parent doesn’t have to be physically present, but they must be notified and given a chance to respond. Since the order was made in...

Yes — if there’s still an active warrant, you can be arrested even if the DVPO (protective order) was later dropped. The alleged violation is...

Yes, you should go to court and explain your side clearly with proof. Bring copies of the cashier’s check, money order, and any messages showing...

It depends on your custody order. If your court order doesn’t specifically address communication during the other parent’s time, he technically can...