Can my kids father sign over his right so he don't gotta pay child support

Your "baby daddy" can't do anything to unilaterally (by himself) avoid his child support obligation. There is a court procedure where his parental...

Will they mail me an arrest warrent if I have one?

Warrants are not available to anyone, including you, until they are served. This is always done in person. Go ahead and retain a lawyer now and...

Mother died with no health insurance. Medicaid may deny her. How can I keep her truck from debt collectors?

There may be a combination of strategies involving a small estate application as well as contesting any debt claims that can be made in Probate...

You'll need the live witness in court to testify, the court will likely not consider any written statement (notarized or not).

If someone is pestering you about paying back money they insist was a loan, because they had "Loan:" written on Memo line

You cannot go to jail. In SC you cannot have your wages garnished either. If it was a gift originally that is not modified later by your message to...

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How can I get guardianship of totally disabled sister who resides in KY reversed from court appointed non family care giver?

These are very detailed proceedings. Your situation will be controlled by Kentucky law, so you will need to consult with an attorney licensed to...

Can I file for a at fault divorce myself? What documents do I need to prove adultery?

Yes, you are allowed to file a divorce on any grounds that you would like, including adultery. You don't necessarily need any documents to prove...

When is the best time to change lawyers. I'm not happy with mine . I have spent 2000 already and have gotten no results .

Your lawyer has no control over the judge's decision. As long as he prepared your affidavits and submitted them to the judge there is really...

How do I give someone permission to file a suit against someone on my behalf?

The only person who can actually file a case on another's behalf is an attorney. You can execute what is called a power of attorney and give...

Friend gave me $1500 as a gift and after 4 years says it was a loan and wants me to pay or take me to small claims court.

You are likely past the statute of limitations if it was a loan, and it sounds like a gift anyway. In South Carolina gifts are non-revocable, so...