Can a settlement agreement be changed if both parties want it changed do to life changes and health problems?

Custody, support and visitation can (and should) be modified. Technically, the use of the house is a property settlements (which can't be...

What rights do i have if my x husband does not follow our divorce court order.

You've omitted the basic information needed to answer. What exactly is he not doing? Without that the only answer I can tell you is to call your...

What is the statute of waiting time in filing for a divorce yourself if your spouse has not responded to the forms mailed

If you did what you posted, you will NEVER be divorced as that is NOT how you do it. If you were approved for divorce by publication you were...

Can I be removed from a mortgage that has been modified without my knowledge as primary. It's under hamp rules so I'm told.

You cannot erase your original obligation unless she refinances. If she was ordered to do so and did not, you should get a lawyer and sue her for...

Sure. And be glad you did not also get a pricey ticket if the space was a handicapped space as they could have had the police come and issue one.

Can I sue Starbucks?

Your biggest worry is likely the one that you may be arrested. If your only damage was burning your tongue, the damages would be so tiny that...

I can't afford an attorney for a petition for dependency case, and I can't prove that I'm totally broke.

It's serious and it is very possible to lose your kids. Since you do not qualify for free counsel, do what you must to raise money to hire a...

Is there a statutory length of time in Georgia that an attorney has to respond to an opposing attorney?

He doesn't have to acknowledge service. Since he won't you have a contested divorce. After paying your attorney the needed retainer, you pay $50...

I have a garnishment againts my wages that was first did in 2010, but was not served until june 4, 2014.

No one who has not seen the garnishment papers and the original suit can answer you. The fact that you know the amount in 2010 hints that there is...

Should I take my mom to court.

While your college plans are commendable, as a minor, your mother is in charge of your money. So no, you cannot sue her.