There is not enough info in the question to be able to properly answer this question Is this a court case? Has the parent been to court...

Real estate law in Massachussetts. How do I handle this from NC?

It sounds like you're legal problem is the legal issues relative to your sister's handling of the estate of your mother. First as to the real...

Is there a motion my lawyer can file to allow me to be released from jail for back child support?

Well I don't have enough information. You can usually get a court appointed attorney for civil contempt on child support charges. Did you not ask...

I am the def, do I have to show up for absolute divorce (ntc of hearing); we have a seperation agreement in place

You need to look at the Complaint that was served on you. After the Whereas, Plaintiff prays the court as follows: look to see what is being...

My 19yr old moved to NY to live with her dad. Now he's asking for child support.

Not sure how a court ordered a parent to pay child support to a 19 year old, who is an adult legally, unless she is handicapped, or unless there is...

Can i adopt my girlfriend of 2years child?

You definitely need to see a local attorney. Not sure how it works in SC, but in NC Human Resources or DSS must approve the adoption and the mere...

Legally what are my options.

First if you worked out custody originally through mediation in NC, I would assume that this mediated parenting agreement was adopted by the court...

My son is 5 yrs old. his father has never had any interest in him. would he still get visitation if i want child support?

Quite possibly. You really need to see an attorney on this one. For example, if he has not seen the child at all in five years, nor made an effort...

I recieved a open container citiation in greensboro, nc. It is G.S 18B 300(C). I wanted to know what will be my consequence

All that NC §18B-300(c) says, is that it "authorizes towns to regulate open containers". Greensboro does, but I don't know what the level fine...

Can i sue the state of illinois?

Both answers are good. You can sue anyone. But you won't likely prevail, will likely get quickly "tossed" out of court and I suspect you'll find it...