It sounds like a mess. Presumably you have an attorney. Follow his or her advice. It's not really possible to analyze your situation in a vacuum...

You have two options. You can obtain a "repeat violence injunction" upon the occurrence of two batteries. Or, you can sue in civil court for...

If I am not mistaken, this is the same Asker who lives in New York that has posted numerous questions about his or her daughter being in the county...

You can sue him in court for child support and prove that he lied. There are various ways that you can prove this, and it generally involves...

if you relinquish your citizenship then you would likely need a basis for re-entry, e.g., tourist visa. You can't go from US Citizen to permanent...

Yes, you are required to maintain insurance. However, you can change the insurance type to "garaged" with your carrier (if they allow it) and it is...

You can hire an attorney in either state. A Florida court, however, will not have jurisdiction to directly partition the house in Pennsylvania,...

You can contact ACAP (visit www.floridabar.org for more info) and see if they will help you resolve the issue. There really isn't anything more to...

Yes, you are facing foreclosure. A typical mortgage and note requires sending a "default letter" telling you exactly how much to pay and when or...

Your daughter is the client and the lawyer's obligation is only to her, regardless of who tendered payment for his or her services. You will likely...