Can I sign over my deed of distribution to mom's home to my brother who also has deed of distribution. Sister is on it too.

You could sign a deed over to your brother, which means you'd be conveying to him whatever interest you have in the property. However, that may not...

Is there not a statute of limitations on pressing charges for a bad check?

I agree with Mr. Munsing, this sounds fishy. There are a lot of scams going around targeting people who have either written bad checks in the past...

How I you keep custody and avoid child support much as I can? My wife is okay and has nothing to pull against me?

Your best bet is to consult with and retain a child custody/family law attorney. Many offer free consultations, so you have nothing to lose by...

I want a divorce and want all of my assets and debts in my name to remain and his to be his - he disagrees.

Yes, it is contested if you both cannot come to an agreement on division of property. The family courts order mediation in contested cases, which...

Do I need an attorney to give up my parental rights or can I just sign them over?

Termination of parental rights is a serious, serious thing, and it is not the answer to your dissatisfaction with the amount of child support you...

Called my son's father 35 times in a row. I have tried to set times for calls for over a year and school was about to start.

I don't know what the chances are that it will be considered harassment, but to be completely honest with you I think he may have a pretty good...

Can another parent (divorced) be working on getting a court date without your knowledge for custody issues?

Agreed, you would have to be legally served, and the courts generally require proof of service.

Is there a rule from the supreme court about what you do when you have a current or former judge as a witness?

This is a question for the PCR attorney. It is considered unethical in SC for an attorney to say much more than "talk to your attorney" to someone...

My son's father told my son that when he turns fourteen, he can decide where he wants to live. Is this true??

If his dad wants to modify custody, he has to demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances to do so. The court will take those changes into...

Chances are, a notice will be mailed to your home address rather than your campus/off-campus address. This is not a charge I would want to have...