They do not need a reason to check your tag. My colleague is correct that many law enforcement agencies are mounting tag readers on their vehicles...

I do need to sign the deed over to ex husband

I would presume these issues are addressed in the final divorce decree. Hopefully, you had counsel and can ask these questions to your attorney. ...

What is the legal procedure if while a man is incarcerated his child is born and given another man's name,to have it changed. ?

If the mother was married to the other man, then the law presumes that man to be the father. If your son was not married to the woman, he will...

IF A MAN KNOWINGLY GIVES A CHILD HIS LAST NAME AT BIRTH AND HAS PLAYED THE ROLL OF DAD FOR 3 YEARS LEGALLY BE RESPONSIBLE?

From your question, it is not clear if this man is the child's actual father. It would be helpful to obtain more information.

So, If I wanted to move away from my parents at 16, and I had a car and a license, could I?

You would face many problems without being of age. You remain the responsibility of your parents. You do not have the ability to enter a binding...

Can I sue my 17 year old?

I suggest you speak directly with an attorney in your area. You do not want to waive any claims that may be covered by your insurance. If there...

If attorney cant be aforded is it wise to plead guilty to a marijuana possession charge?

I agree with my colleague. You need a lawyer. If you are not eligible for a court appointment, then you need to sacrifice to obtain one. This...

Can the police charge me with a crime if they have already spoken with me and let me go?

I agree with my colleagues. I would not put much faith in the fact that you have been arrested at this point. I suggest you retain experienced...

If the mother and father were never married, then the father will need to go to court to establish paternity. Without a court order, he does not...

What should I do? could I sue them? If I did, what’s the possibility I would win?

At seventeen you are not old enough to sue or enter a contract. Until you reach the age of majority (19), your parents are responsible for you.