The manager of where i live and her family has declared as my enemies ,can i deny her entrance to my unit?

Your landlord has to give you reasonable notice before they can enter into your unit. If these people are the building manager and her family, you...

My ex isn't following our agreement..what can I do?

If your agreement is not approved by the court or incorporated into a court order, then you most likely do not have to allow him to take the child....

Terminate parental rights

You will need to consult with a family law attorney in your area to determine if you can terminate his parental rights. You could at the very...

Eviction process

You should also know that if the court rules you should have vacated the property, remained, and determines you are a holdover tenant, you will be...

No, there is no law against the load music at a community pool and your board cannot just change the rules or abandon their duties because there is...

Can a labor record sign to my daughter ?

Your daughter can sign a contract with a record label, but the contract should be reviewed by an attorney so that your daughter's interest, both...

If my federally backed student loan has gone to collection, are they able to garnish my wages?

You should have some paperwork that identifies the loan and the loan servicer -- SallieMae, Direct Loans, EdFinancial, etc. If not, contact the...

Is it possible for a judge not to allow a change in final order if both parties agree to want to change it?

The judge will do what is in the best interests of the child, so it is possible for the judge to deny a change in custody, visitation and/or support.

Can my ex-wife evict me from the house we bought and she moved out of, and I remained in?

Yes, she can. Normally, under a landlord/tenant action the landlord has to file an eviction action and the court issues an order for possession. ...

I can no longer make payments on a 95,000 home equity and mort.My wife and i are separeted over a year now. Can I walk away.

You have several options, one of which is a deed in lieu of foreclosure, but you have to make sure you're protected against a deficiency judgment...