How do i file attempt of court papers?

Its CONTEMPT of Court. In Mecklenburg County you would prepare a pleading with the caption, then the facts, alleging the entry of the prior order,...

What would I have to do if I wanted to get married while on a Tourist Visa and where would I have to go?

You need to be careful of fraud; if your intention is to get married to change your visa status you may have a tough go of it especially since it...

Can an absent parent seek legal custody of their child from someone that has court ordered legal, physical guardianship?

Can father file an action? Probably yes. What his chances are will depend on the facts of the case as it relates to his present condition, the...

In order to get rid of a home restraining order what can you do ?

You really have very little chance of doing so because if you are restrained from communicating with the other party you cannot suggest that the...

Can my daughter who gave me temporary custody and after a year and a half never came back for them. Can she now take them

Some Temporary Orders can become permanent after a period of time; others will not. Some such orders spell out the terms under which mother can...

It will depend on why the first motion was dismissed. If the judge decided your interpretation was incorrect in the first case, then you do not...

How much money would it cost for me to adopt my grandson?

It will depend on the attorney you retain as well as the actions of the father. If he consents, it will be a lot less expensive. Find adoption...

It is very subjective. It includes consorting with a third party in such a fashion that does not rise to the level of adultery (numerous phone...

Wwhat i have to do now please ?

Before you sign and file anything; take the form to an attorney and have him or her explain what it is and the effect of filing it.

Is there anyway I can be blocked from winning a equitable distribution case in NC

ED cases are required to run through some form of alternative dispute resolution prior to trial..unless the judge waives the requirement. Not...