Can I drop charges against my boyfriend ?

The case is State of Ohio vs. him, so you cannot drop the charges--only the prosecutor can. Sometimes the prosecutor won't go forward when he or...

I bought a vehicle from a private owner the title or bill of sale haven't been notarized. Can I back out and get my money back

You are in the worst of all possible worlds--you are out $4500 and you don't even have a valid title for the car that you have possession of but...

I was charged with Assault, but shouldn't I be able to file a counter claim of Assault if I was hit first ?

There's no such thing as a counterclaim in a criminal case. Your claim that she hit you first is a defense in your case and perhaps the basis for...

Looking to. See if. You can get a court docket?

Not only can the Executor get it, it's a public record and anyone in the whole world can get it. Most courts even have it available online, so you...

I took 1000 dollars from my moms bank account before the probate process to pay bills can I get in trouble for doing that ?

The short answer is yes it's possible for you to get into trouble. But while it's not the best practice to take money from the account before you...

No you cannot. This is bigamy, which is illegal in every state in the whole United States.

If a judge ordered. A fiduciary to remove cars and personal property. From a decedent home 3yrs. Ago and still will not do. It.?

You already have a lawyer who is familiar with everything--he or she is who you need to be talking to about this.

Bank Statements from POD accounts

You can certainly request them, but the bank is under no obligation to give them to you unless you are your mother's Estate Representative.

There should be contact info on the Writ. You should call the number, or if there isn't one call the sheriff's office, and find out.

I have a question (Civil and/or Criminal law responses invited)? Is this unlawful before I report it?

In addition to any Federal crimes that may have been committed, you describe several violations of Ohio law, both civil and criminal.