What are my options in taking my son and leaving my addict wife?

First and foremost TAKE NO UNILATERALY ACTION in terms of removing the child without her consent. It appears from the facts that you have an...

My 19 yr. old nephew was arrested for Third degree grand theft in Florida a few days ago.

Be proactive and definitely speak to competent counsel right away, as I believe Indian River County (in the same Circuit as I reside) has a program...

There seem to be some facts missing here: if she admitted to assaulting your husband with the cords, then the police were under a duty to arrest...

The tenant has no active lease, behind on $. door kicked in by police for manuf. of pot

It is impossible to tell what it is you are asking here. If you are the owner of the property and are asking if you can evict them, the answer is...

How long is my L1A visa valid after my company files for Chapter 7 considering that the process of chapter 7 is 4 months ?

The Chapter 7 aspect of this question isn't really the issue -- it's the remaining life of your ability to work there. While I know nothing of the...

My employer is refusing to pay me my accrrued time off. I accrue 7 hours per pay period.

You are looking for a labor and employment lawyer and possibly a lawyer well versed in filing what are called "qui tam" or whisteblower lawsuits. ...

It does not appear you are looking at the right thing -- what other regular numbers do you see? Florida and Federal statutes do not use letters in...

Can my son legally ask the sentencing judge to step down?

Mr. Bristow is absolutely correct -- your son must have a viable basis for making such as request and seeking the advice of counsel is highly...

Can I call my child in as missing if I can't find the mother or child? Who would I call?

Call the police immediately. Period. There is no substitute to getting the police involved right now.

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My wife moved out of the house and is now trying to take everything in the house stating shes going to have me incarcerated.

If you genuinely cannot pay, then you will not go to jail. Contempt is a very serious issue, but if you genuinely cannot pay, then the court will...