How do I proceed with a lawsuit after finding out my marriage wasn't legal and losing everything i had to 'husband' and his dad?

You are going to need to talk to a Florida lawyer about this, since it sounds like you are a Florida resident.

If my son’s father’s partner has a protection order against my partner, does the order extend to my home with my son?

Nobody is bound by a Court Order until and unless they are served with it and have notice of it. So read it if/when your partner receives it and...

How do I get 2 evictions off my record in Ohio? 1 eviction was over 15 years ago, & the other eviction was 7 years ago.

Evictions are civil matters, which can't be sealed. You can put an explanation in your credit report file.

Small claims ?

His filing Bankruptcy stays your small claims case. Your claim against him is probably going to be discharged (wiped out) by the bankruptcy. You...

Tenant(s) in the Condo We Purchased Won't Move Out

You will need to evict the tenants. If they haven't paid anybody any rent for August, that makes it easier because you can serve a 3 day Notice...

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Month to month on house that was sold last month?

Your information is confusing. You state that you gave notice to terminate and vacate by 8/31, which was received and acknowledged by...

Can a board restrict the number of owners that are allowed to attend a meeting?

Absolutely not--the meeting has to be open to all owners. They would even have a problem if they wanted to restrict it to only one owner per unit,...

Can I get a case dismissed when I have proof that the alleged victim is guilty of spoliation of evidence?

Spoiliation means evidence is ruined so it can't be produced. Rather than the conclusion you are trying to make that this exonerates you, "I'm not...

If I pay child support and spousal support what would I have to pay in child care

Day care and health insurance are two factors that go into determining the net child support amount paid. So if you pay either of these, the...

Can I sue multiple defendants separately for the same thing?

No you cannot. The fact that you're even asking this shows that you really have no idea what you're doing. Don't even think of trying to do this...