I have a 17th Year old son who's extremely disrespectful, don't really go to school but as a job, will be 18 in July. Went out

Nope. You can't evict a minor. You can be punished for doing so. At 18 you can, by giving 60 days notice.

You need a lawyer. We have no way to know if the motion is frivolous. But responses to motions are critical and your question is frankly not...

Motion to withdraw counsel is filed, is attendance mandatory?

You're about to be unrepresented in a lawsuit. That's a problem. And you have a lawyer who may try to collect from you. That's a...

What are you supposed to do when you write a check and then your bank account gets closed?

To be honest, your friend is likely telling you a fib. People know when their bank accounts get closed. If it really is being closed, the bank...

How long will living at a place establish residency

If your daughter is under 18 you CANNOT evict her. If over 18 and you let her move in, even briefly, absent a lease she is a tenant at will and...

How long does the adoption process take if everyone is willing to sign all documents required?

You're overdue at this point to retain an attorney as an adoption is essentially impossible without one. The time frame varies a great deal from...

Who do I contact to see if my daughter has been legally adopted by her step parent?

Unless your parental rights were terminated by court order, which is rare, you'd be notified of filing. As a general rule if you don't pay...

What should I do

Based on your post it is extremely unlikely you have a legal case. Hope your child feels better. I wouldn't consider a case on those facts, you...

How to properly ask for a deviation of child support for one child that lives in another state.

You'd need to talk to a lawyer in the other state about possible modification, not deviation. That won't happen here. If you get a divorce the...

Can i file for modification of temp gaurdianship order??

No one who hasn't seen the order and knows all the background can predict or suggest an outcome. Sit down with a lawyer to discuss options.