My children live with my mother. She's had full custody for a long time. How soon can I get them back?

You need to retain a family law attorney in your area. He or she can help you by explaining the standards for changing custody of a child (best...

My ex husband has a active warrant for his arrest (for 2yrs now). Could I pass out wanted photos to try to find him?

You should contact the child support office in your county. They may be able to help with collecting the child support through garnishments and...

Is there such a thing as an email board meeting? Rules? Should all Board members reply before decisions are made?

Kentucky's horizontal property law is located at KRS 381.805, et seq. However, you should look to the master deed and bylaws to see the terms for...

What do I need to do in order to get custody of my children?

You need to hire a family law attorney immediately. Use the AVVO directory to find an attorney in Indiana where the children reside to assist you....

Property transfer and child support

It may be that you could have a claim for fraudulent conveyance. You need to consult an experienced attorney who deals with fraud cases to help...

I had a child 5 yrs ago, while still married to my now ex-husband. Bio dad signed birth certificate.

You need to contact a family law attorney in your area to help you. There are some legal presumptions that may be helpful to you, but may be...

You may be able to recover from your own insurance if your damages exceed the limits of coverage provided by Avis. You may want to explore...

What happens if no evidence is submitted at the pre trial?

The Pretrial Conference is not when evidence is submitted. There may be discussion of the evidence in the case, but the Court does not generally...

How do i go about getting proof that i will not be indicted?

It is very difficult to get a signed agreement from a Commonwealth Attorney covenanting that they are not going to prosecute you. Since there is...

Can my employer change my vacation policy (1 after 1, 2 after 2, etc..) after I was promised at hire?

Assuming you are an at-will employee, the employer generally can change the company's policies with notice to employees. If you continue to work...