I have an eviction in my name and I was a victim of Domestic Violence during this time, how can I get this removed from my name?

I don't know of a judge ever sealing the recordin an eviction case, andif it's already showing up in reports, even sealing the record won't keep it...

Credit for time served?

You posted this in part of AVVO that reaches civil lawyers that deal with your credit report. That means criminal lawyers never saw it. I will...

How can I get a judgement put back on the calendar to remove from my credit

I am not sure why a court clerk committed a serious crime and attempted tp give you legal advice (that is prohibited), but the clerk also showed...

Can I still request my employment authorization card or will I have to wait until next enrollment ?

I am not sure why you labeled this as a credit card question,as it isn't,as that meant debt lawyers saw your post but immigration lawyers did not. ...

Can i get a green card through my deceased green card holder parent

You posted this as a problem with your credit cards so debt lawyers saw it but immigration lawyers won't. I tried to move it but can't, so you may...

How should I resolve the error on our custody agreement?

If you can't agree you have to go back to court, and if you don't agree, it will take a hearing and a lot of legal fees. Unless you are close...

Can you change a chapter 13 to a chapter 7

No one online knows your case. It can sometimes be very foolish to dismiss a Chapter 13, and you willl need to determine if a dismissal, transfer...

How can I gain custody of my child that lives in another State?

The one obvious thing is you'd need to hire a lawyer, and likely that lawyer needs to be where the child is. Use the Find a Lawyer link above to...

What happens with personal and real property after a declaration of no administration necessary is issued?

First of all, before filing this, stop and see a lawyer. While this may be your best route, there may be loose ends where you DO need an...

To pursue this, you'd have to admit to perjury, a serious felony. You had to lie in your papers. Since jail can be a consequence (and you also...