How to best go against a female, court-appointed therapist who works only in the favor of the mother but ignores the father?

hat type of complaint are you trying to file? Are you claiming that she is biased towards mothers? You wont get very far making this allegation. If...

Can the state force the sale of a home to recover medicaid cost when multiple names are on the deed?

Very possibly, through a process call a partition sale. Your family should speak to an elder law attorney to see how this can be prevented.

If I context a marriage summons can a judge over rule

Yes. North Carolina is a no fault state for default. As long as one person leaves the home with no intention to return and stays separated for at...

Will two dismissed (by the DA) criminal charges (simple possession and drug paraphernalia) affect my ability to receive a CCP?

One question in addition...how old are you?

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If my daughter has had the custody of her child since birth the dad has been in and out of her life, who is the prime custodian.

She can file for custody...without more information there is no way to tell if she will get sole custody...that usually takes a showing that giving...

Am I responsible in a fl foreclosure where I am named an heir of a deceased stepmother?

A reverse mortgage is a loan product that allows seniors to tie up the equity in their home and not have to make payments. The downside is that the...

My mother passed away with a lot of debt including a mortgage. Am I responsible for any of it?

I strongly recommend that you speak to a probate attorney. I will say that unless you personally agree to be liable for the debts, you will not be...

Foreclosure with a Water Authority Lien. Is it legal?

As I am in NC, my advice may not apply 100% to PA lien law. Typically liens follow the land and if the Water Authority in PA is allowed to file a...

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I don't see why not. As long as the proper amount is being paid and the child is cared for, the source of the funds is irrelevant.

Consult with an employment attorney as you have not posted any facts for which we would need to answer. On the broad question of can you sue? The...