Charges dismissed and expunged, do still need to put that I've had a criminal offense on a job application?

Charges that are dismissed typically do not need to be also expunged. If you paid for that - you likely got ripped. Expungements are of very...

My boyfriend & i have a 1 yr old. I live with him and i am unemployed. I want to seperate & move on. What steps do i take?

Do you really believe he has to 'earn' the right to custody by helping you and that if he doesn't bow down to your demand of helping you it would...

Can i use the last known physical address i have for my spouse for a divorce?

Why would you say "(which is in the same county he is in now)"? If you know his last known address is in the same county he currently lives in -...

Can I divorce my incarcerated husband? Can he get alimony from me? State NC

North Carolina is a no fault state meaning if you meet the eligibility requirements, you are entitled to a divorce as a matter of law and there is...

In order to obtain a new

What!?! There are often issues with lay people misusing one or two items of terminology that causes confusion but in your question, almost...

Its not a PFJ - its a PJC or Prayer for Judgment Continued. The 3 year period starts the day the PJC is granted. It is not true that 'nobody else...

Interference with a judgment

You really appear to have the wrong idea about this. You don't really 'win' judgments and you have zero authority to issue a writ. Collecting on...

If you have an attorney are they able to change your court date to an earlier day ?

Failure to Appear isn't something you are charged with. An FTA means you were charged with something, were given a Court date and basically did...

My 14 yr old daughter refused to live with me, she is pregnant & moved in with her dad! Is she emancipated?

You don't 'beg' a 14 year old child - you tell the child how things are going to be and you make the child conform. As to emancipation - no, only...

Can my spouse stop or delay our pending hearing for an absolute divorce.

If you meet the eligibility requirements you are entitled to a divorce as a matter of law meaning your spouse can not prevent it but she can delay...