It’s possible to get it reopened. It depends on the court and also on how long ago that court date was. Some courts are very specific on motions to...

How to turn off utilities?

If he is still living in the marital home, you can ask him to switch the utilities over to his name, but I wouldn't recommend just shutting them...

Does a death certificate in South Carolina require a cremation date on it to be valid?

Honestly this is a good question for the funeral home (or a funeral home, if you cannot get a response from the one that handled the cremation). I...

When a baby is in custody of grandmother can't take care of if i me and my husband are named godparents can the child go to us

Not automatically, but depending on circumstances, you may be successful if you file for custody. Being a godparent doesn't provide any special...

SC family courts are reluctant to terminate a parent's parental rights (TPR) in situations like this without someone stepping into that parent's...

How long should it take to go to trial for a DUI charge?

Theoretically they could hold her up for some time depending on what the situation is with the arresting officer. Her best bet would be to retain...

How should I plead for my careless driving ticket and could I get it reduced to careless operation if needed?

Your best bet is to retain a local traffic ticket attorney to represent you and open up more options to you, as officers generally respond better...

Do I have to file for divorce in the state I currently live, even though I was married in a different state?

I agree with Mr. Frazier. You may want to re-post your question with a location in FL to see what FL's residency requirement for filing is as well...

Should I go to court to get points lowered, or will my insurance go up anyway?

You should consult with a traffic ticket attorney in GA near where you got the ticket to see what they would recommend you do. Whether or not your...

Can I have a yard sell/donate soon to be ex wife items?

I don't recommend getting rid of her stuff. Have it addressed at your final hearing or in an agreement, preferably with a deadline, after which...