Charleston, SC
Estate planning Lawyer at Charleston, SC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Wills & Living Wills ... +8 more
Duplicate question of this: http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/what-age-can-i-move-out-legally-in-sc--1914843.html
Legally speaking, not until you're 18. Prior to that you may be considered a runaway, and anyone who assists you may subject themselves to criminal...
There is nowhere near enough information to evaluate the case. I recommend that he consult with a criminal defense attorney ASAP.
There's also the SC Bar LATIS program, which you may qualify for. http://www.scbar.org/publicservices/probonoresources.aspx
I would contact a civil litigation attorney in NJ. You can use the Find a Lawyer feature at the top of the page to help you find someone...
I agree with Mr. Hopkins; while this document may be too insignificant to have made part of an Order from the Family Court, having your wife sign...
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What the two attorneys who answered prior to me said is correct; you are not yet suing anyone, and you can make a claim against your own insurance...
I'm not sure I even follow the situation, but all the notary is really doing when they notarize a document is providing an extra level of proof...
It would only be recorded at the county RMC office (or register or deeds, whichever your county might call it) if you acted as her POA in a real...