Receintly separated, been asking to take son to activities, but now she wants support for me to see him, but there is no agreeem

If you were married when the child was born then you both have full legal rights to the child until the court says otherwise. Legally, she has no...

I applied for an apartment and put down 149$ for deposit. Can I get my money back?

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for the rental application fee to be non-refundable. That should have been explained to you up front, however. ...

A person abused POA and has to pay the money back, she wrote me a check and it cleared, am I responsible to pay it back or she?

It depends on why she wrote you the money and also if you knew (or should have known) that she was abusing her POA powers. I would need more...

How hard is it to get a felony expunged? Do I have to go to Texas to do so? How long does it take and how much does it cost?

The law regarding expungement and/or sealing of the records varies from state to state. You will need to file the application in the State and...

You need to file a Complaint for Custody as soon as possible. (You may need to also file a Complaint to Establish Paternity, depending on whether...

I pay back child support for a child that is now an adult. The child is not mine. How do I court order a DNA?

You can try contacting the child support enforcement agency. They may or may not help you. Otherwise you may want to consider borrowing the money...

Is a promissory note, written in Ky, that has been witnessed & notarized but not filed valid?

Generally, promissory notes do not get filed. However, when a debt is owed by someone who died, then there is a procedure for "presenting the...

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Small claims - motion to continue received, never received anything from the court

You should be able to call the clerk of courts' office to confirm whether or not the case was continued.

I am unsatisfied with the quality of a paint job done to my bass guitar, am I entitled to my money back?

In any transaction, there are always some implied warranties. (I am assuming that there were no express warranties given in this case) Also, if...

What can I do if I have been convicted of a crime, but now have proof from the person that accused me that I didn't do it?

I would agree that expungement is probably your best option.