You need to look at the order itself to determine whether it is a final judgment or something short of that. If it is not a final judgment and the...

As with any contract, I would review it and try to separate what is fair and serves a legitimate concern, and what, if anything, is overly...

Probably tried by consent/waived. If you want to show it to an appellate lawyer don't wait.

It’s not uncommon for parties to try to avoid service. If you’re represented you can ask your lawyer about how she or he intends to deal with it.

I agree with Mr. Minnick and Ms. Koslyn. I think your chances of a positive outcome are much greater with counsel. And particularly, if there is...

You should meet with a lawyer to discuss in more detail. A lawyer might be willing to take the case if you want to hire her or him. Avvo has a Find...

You could post separately on the child support question within that category. On the probate, as stated when i and others answered your prior post...

You’re going to need a lawyer to review the mandate at a minimum. If there is anything substantial at stake you should have counsel.

I think Mr. Tischhauser hit the nail on the head. I think his suggestion that you see if a pro Bill of Rights organization, perhaps one that...

Your friend should retain counsel to see if there are avenues of relief possible in the trial court and whether the order is appealable and whether...