If you are in a divorce proceeding and the other side is taking your deposition, this is a fairly serious divorce case. It never ceases to amaze...

What can an attorney do to help me have the state drop charges of domestic violence after my girlfriend has dropped them?

You need to retain counsel who will negotiate a solution to your case. The state makes all filing and charging decisions, not the victim, so the...

I want to start a mew business but don't want the business to get tied up in my husbands child support litigation.

Of course everybody uses every tool at their disposal to come out on top in a legal fight. I suggest you get a family law attorney on your case...

My husband is taking marital property as well as my non-marital property out of the house. What can I do?

It may sound silly or flippant, but the fact is during marriage, nobody's watching. That's another way of saying no court has jurisdiction over...

Can I file a counter-petition (reducing child-support) when ex-wife filed petition to domesticate foreign judgment?

The question is interesting because it involves at least two or maybe even three different concepts of law. First thing is foreign judgments may...

Hi i was subpeona i have already signed paperwork to not press charges for domestic violence

Signing paperwork isn't going to relieve you from showing up if you are under subpoena. If you don't show up you might lose your job, but if you...

Saving up money for a appellate lawyer but also filed a motion for a new trial.What should I do?

If this is a criminal case and you were represented by a public defender at trial, that lawyer should be responsible for filing and having a...

If fraud is involved in Dissolution of Marriage, can I subpoena the other party's records?

I think the first thing you ought to do before messing with contempt of court or almost anything else is get a lawyer. You're in way over your head.

Does the court count weekends or just business day

I agree with Mr. McGinn, you obviously need of an attorney.

Dismissed with prejudice means you can't file it again, usually because the court considered the merits and made a decision about it. Once a court...