Someone would have to review your paperwork to give you a definitive answer with regard to Notice to the other parent. The law states that you...

If me and my husband has a violence dispute and it's been a year-and-a-half and they want to subpoena me to come to court I don

There is a spousal privilege that means you cannot be forced to testify against your spouse in most kinds of cases. However, that privilege does...

If my wife don't show up at trail and I bring my winness that saw it all and will testify saying I didn't do it will it be dropp

If this a TPO hearing and she, as the petitioner, does not show up, the case will be dismissed. If this is a criminal trial, the prosecutor can...

The short answer to your question is "yes". You can be fired for failing to show up to your job. Unlike some other types of businesses, personal...

I fired my babysitter because she was neglecting my child and I told her I wasn't gonna pay her can she take me to court?

Yes, she can take you to court seeking payment for hours she worked for which she was not paid.

Can my employer make me work on any given weekend after I have worked my 40 hours (M-F) I am a salaried employee (not hourly)?

I agree with my colleagues. Unless you have a contract that dictates otherwise, your employer CAN require you to work the weekend after you have...

I agree with my colleagues. You are not going to get an immediate hearing in any child support case, but you can get a temporary hearing in a...

Would I be able to move out at 17 years old in Georgia?

I agree with Mr. Ashman. Without your parents' permission, you cannot move out in Georgia until you are age 18. As I think you have already...

Is it legal for the custodial parent to collect an agreed upon child support plus additional money from SSD from the father

This is a very fact dependent situation. None of us know enough facts to advise you specifically. Were you on SSD at the time of the child support...

Can you or can you not sue child support service?.

I agree with Mr. Hopkins. You can sue anyone for any reason, but it is highly unlikely that you could succeed in a suit against child support...