Lived with someone for 20+ years, we have a 17 year old , we have split up, am I entitled to any retirement or any money?

Unless you were legally married it is doubtful you will be entitled to any of his retirement funds, savings or annuity unless you can prove that...

Of course your lawyer can tell you if you have an outstanding arrest warrant. Not only can he tell you, he should tell you and help you make...

I got divorced 10 years ago. My ex wife was ordered to pay a home equity loan..she didn't and I had to put it in my name.

Without knowing more it is difficult to answer. In general, if she did not comply with the order of the court she could be held in contempt. The...

What are the laws in Cleveland,Ohio for violating your Parole ?

The consequences are pretty simple. If you violate your parole you could be going to prison for the balance of your sentence plus possibly longer....

It means the municipal court judge has found (or the defendant has agreed) that there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed and...

I'm a Japanese citizen whose got married in U.Ｓ. My husband is an American, Currently he's in Ohio. I'm in Japan.

Yes. He can file for divorce here in Ohio. If you do not file an answer or if the two of you enter into a separation agreement that he can present...

It means that whatever is still pending before the court (i.e. Any motions not yet ruled on) will be dealt with at the time of sentencing.

My ex husband was supposed to have paid in full $5200 in September 2013, for credit card bills.

You need to contact a divorce attorney. It sounds like a motion to show cause would be in order here. You would be asking the court to order him to...

I am in the midst of a criminal defense case getting ready for trial, but I don't feel my attorney is truly engaged?

You always have the right to discharge your attorney . You would simply notify him of your intention and request that he file a motion with the...

Yes. He can dismiss his Complaint at ant time prior to a final decree being entered by the court. To prevent this, you can file a counterclaim...