What are my legal ramifications if my 18 yr old son, who is still in high school moves out of my house?

Your son will have to seek to be emancipated by the court. He will have to prove that he is capable of being self sufficient and not reliant upon...

How can a friend get her money back from a bad attorney?

I'd suggest that you contact the attorney and insist upon having a meeting with him/her immediately. At that meeting explain the disconnect and the...

I desire to sell our house and not allow my soon to be ex-wife and her family to remain in it during the divorce proceedings.

Unless the two of you can agree to terms regarding the home prior to presenting it to the court as a marital asset, then the court will have sole...

I need advice about a collection agency - National Collegiate Trust - suing me for a student loan.

I would make NCT prove their case. It's not as simple as suing and obtaining a judgment. They have several elements of their complaints that they...

Me and my girlfriend or on the lease but she keeps calling the police when she gets mad so they put me on trespass. So I was

If you are on the lease you have a right to enter the property, however it sounds more like she had a PFA issued against you which would preclude...

What is the order that is mailed within 30 days by the courthouse?

It "sounds like" you possibly had a final hearing on your divorce. I would need some more information before I can give you a more specific answer....

You need to seek your attorney's advice regarding the matter and ask him in detail. Unless there's a "no-contact order OR a restraining order" in...

It sounds like a preliminary or probable cause hearing. God speed

Can you get a court appointed lawyer to regain custody after having voluntarily sighed custody over to the father?

There are other ways to obtain volunteer or free legal counsel. Appointed attorneys are not free either they do work for a reduced rate. There are...

How do you I get full custody of my son with no visitation from his father?

Just because the father does things you "don't like" doesn't mean there's sufficient grounds to revoke all of his visitation. Courts prefer both...