You don't mention your son's age. Is he 18 yet? The HS graduation factor has been satisfied, but what about his age?

No, not legally. You do not become an "adult" until you reach age 18. Until then you are a "child" and under your parent or guardian's control.

He will have to be served for the court to gain authority over him. If you are using CSS, then you have to follow their rules. If you are doing...

Presuming you are emancipated, then you will be like an "adult" and would be able to live wherever you want. However, that presumption is very...

So long as there is no court order that changes the status quo, once she turns 18 she is an "adult" in the eyes of the law. If she will not leave...

Depending on how long you two have been married and a few other factors, "his" unregistered vehicle may be marital property, just like "your" house...

The exact same way you would if he was not married. You can go to your local child support services office and seek their assistance, or you can...

Either the two of you will resolve the debt issues and all other issues in the divorce case by settlement agreement, or if not, the only other way...

The first thing to try is to go get your child. You are apparently the only person with any custodial rights, as such, neither the father or his...

Likely there is nothing you can do. Almost always a used vehicle is sold "as is." Which means it is sold without any warranty or obligation to...