What can the father do?

He should immediately contact a Family Law attorney in his area to assist him. I wouldn't try to navigate through the Family Court system without...

CAN I get permanent alimony if i am 60, he's 50, married 18 years, and i have been disabled past 10 years? He makes $6000 mo. &

As attorney Creech has answered, there are many factors involved in permanent spousal support. The general rule is that you would possible be...

What right do I have as a husband in the state of Florida, if my spouse leaves my home with my kids with intent on keeping them?

You need to consult with a Family Law attorney in your area as soon as possible before she does something drastic like leave the state. You can use...

I have an appointment with an investigator, I cant afford a lawyer, what could happen?

Whatever happens, you are going to need a criminal defense attorney representing you. Ask your parents to search for some attorneys in your area as...

Can you do anything about your divorce attorney yelling and cursing at you? Yes, it's called firing him. You are always fee to get another...

My ex has no money, has our child sleeping on the floor, living on the system and is now pregnant. Can I file for a mod?

You can if there has been, as has already been noted, a substantial, material changes in circumstances that were unanticipated. However, I would...

Contact the police and make a report, as your insurance company is going to need verification of what happened. I was in the insurance industry for...

What can I do at this point legally?

If your insurance provider referred you to this shop, they generally guarantee the workmanship of the repairs for as long as you own the vehicle. I...

Can I sue or do anything about a hit and run with a witness who won't speak and pictures of the car who hit me?

In general, you can "sue" anyone and everyone you want in this country so long as you can afford the filing fee. If you are asking whether you have...

I would like to know if it is worth me hiring an attorney?

Illinois is what is called a "modified comparative negligence" state, which means that a driver can be assessed anywhere from 0% liability to 100%...