I hired a lawyer that practices family& criminal law, what am I to do, when he is flat out refusing to take up criminal charges

Who has been charged criminally? You or your spouse? You question is unclear as to what you are trying to achieve. Consult another lawyer if you...

My husband is being garnished for a loan he didnt take out. we filed a police report about identity theft what do we do?

Consult local counsel. It's likely you will want to file to vacate any judgments against you based on non-service.

No. Miranda only applies to custodial interrogations. If you were not interrogated, then it doesn't make a difference. If you were interrogated,...

How do I sue Dhs?

You should consult local counsel...it's hard to give a good response without many more facts.

Is making a blog post and talking about abuse I received from someone harassing them, even if I'm not talking to them at all?

Depending on the contents of the post, by using his name, you are opening up yourself to a lawsuit for defamation.

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Supervisor contributes to and condones a hostile working environment

You could start by filing an EEOC complaint. Then from there you may have grounds to file suit. Consult local counsel.

What is Better to Gain Custody -- Stay in the House or Get Own Place ?

You need to seek a consultation with local counsel. Custody is not determined exclusively on the factors that you have listed - those are only...

Music manger....who pays for the artist in the beginning....does she pay her own expense or do they

That depends on the management contract. Typically an artist just starting out will pay all of their own expenses until they land a record deal...

I have been married for 28 yrs now he wants a divorce b/c he caught me on the telephone with a another man,

What you do is ultimately up to you - and yes, you are entitled to assets. However, divorce is a complex process and the answer will also depend on...

How can I stop wage garnishment of my check for my daughter's defaulted student loan?

You can only be garnished if there is a judgment against you. To get a judgment, a creditor must have sued you in court and properly served you...