Why would you allow a 17-year-old to move out in the first place?

Is it legal for a white police who makes eye to eye contact with my black skin color to stop me?

Of course the police can't stop you because of your race. What you need to realize is that the traffic laws are written so broadly that the police...

Can my 16 year old son be questioned by police in state of Georgia without a parent being present and have charges filed based o

There's no requirement that the police get the parent's permission before questioning the teen. And it sounds like he talked to them for 4.5...

Mom passed away/what rights do I have? my stepfather wants control over her possessions

Has anyone opened a probate case? Did your mother have a will? If so, the will controls. If not, then her estate is at the mercy of georgia...

In Georgia, evicted tenant keeps coming on my property. His ex girlfriend lives there. Do I have any rights.

It's not your job to "protect" the ex girlfriend from her own weakness. If she wants him removed, she can call the cops.

Can a FBI fingerprint background check pull my expunged charges?

Nothing is ever fully expunged. The government never "forgets" that a person was convicted. Sure, they may agree to not tell future employers and...

If a person makes a false police report which ultimately lands the defendant in prison (def pled out) are there repercussions.

Here's the problem: The Defendant pled guilty. Under oath and on the record, he said he did it. It's pretty difficult for him to now go back...

I filed divorce papers in February and gave them to my spouse. Now he is hesitant to sign. What I do next?

You can't make him sign anything. If he wants this to be a contested divorce, then it will be a contested divorce.

You can't move out and you probably can't be emancipated unless you can convince a judge that you can function independently as an adult without...

If someone has power of attorney and the person is still living, can that person make their own decisions?

Don't confuse a power of attorney with a conservatorship. Having a POA over a person doesn't take away their own rights to make decisions. A...