My signature was forged on paternity papers for support & then notarized. Myself & the state have been manipulated.
I recommend contacting your District Attorney's office.
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I recommend contacting your District Attorney's office.
Definitely contact an attorney immediately. Sounds like the child needs a Guardian Ad Litem who will represent his/her interest. I would not...
Actually, you have the right to discover any exculpatory evidence. That is, evidence that makes it less likely that you are not guilty. You can...
Absolutely not. This can only be decided by a Court of Competent Jurisdiction. He will have to file a Petition to Modify if there is an existing...
The State must prove his Guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The burden is on them. As of this moment, he is presumed innocent.
It definitely could be depending on what type of work was done. If they are using documents you provided, I think there could be a major conflict....
I recommend getting all documents together, and meeting with a lawyer in person.
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Yes, you should be able to do this with some simple paperwork.
It depends on whether you have suffered actual damages as a result of the mold. Hope you have not.
It is highly possible that DHR will investigate, and court will be a strong possibility. I recommend retaining counsel immediately.