OK. I'm participating in tasc ,I'm trying to move to Georgia How would I go about doing that. Would I be able to move or what?

As you can see, I'm not a Jefferson County Attorney. For those, like myself, who didn't know what 'tasc' is: TASC is the community corrections...

My child's farther recently I'm guessing went to put his self on child support . I got served a summons about DNA paternity, cu

It's a good thing that he 'put' himself on child support. It is always dangerous to represent yourself in a lawsuit. If the child is his, he is...

Before a landlord can evict you, you must be given notice that your lease is being terminated. This notice is provided by the landlord BEFORE they...

How do you sue a lawyer for failure to do paid job.

This sounds odd to me. Why do you need to contact the lawyer to 'access' the money? If you are the trustee, you shouldn't need to go through the...

I have a temporary protection order on my husband...

If you don't want your husband contacting you, then you shouldn't respond to his efforts to do so. The detective isn't exactly correct in saying...

Life tenant moved out of state..Quit deed signed but i do not have possession of it nor keys to home. who is liable for damage .

Why can't you get insurance overnight? If you have a decent insurance agent you can get insurance with a phone call. It's difficult to get...

What is the statute of limitations of theft of property II in the state of Alabama?

This may be one of the dumbest ideas I've heard in a while. You walked on a felony charge. Don't risk getting charged with trespass, harassing...

What can I do if my daughter has unlawfully taken out of state by her mother?

If you have filed 'numerous motions and petitions, you are represented. I suspect that your lawyer is responding to the situation appropriately. ...

What's the dumbest law still current in your state?

Jasper--What's the dumbest question you have ever asked on this website? :) Don't know if this ever was the law in Alabama, but there's no law on...

What does it mean by Waiver of Robbery 2nd degree @ District court??

They were talking about "waiving" or giving up the preliminary hearing. In common parlance, the case is 'waived' to the grand jury. If a timely...