My husband has an active child support case that it growing in rearages.. he is currently incarcerated and has a year sentence

A Motion to Modify the Child Support, based upon the change of circumstances, should be filed in the Court that issued the existing Child Support...

What do we do? My Mother-in-law passed in March of 2016. No will was ever found for her house

Since your husband is disabled, you qualify for a free consultation with Legal Aid, and may be eligible for additional services at low or no cost. ...

I want a divorce from my husband who is in prison, can we get divorced while hes incarcerated?

Yes you can. In fact, his being in jail is a specific ground for the divorce. You won't be able to do a dissolution, though, since he won't be...

Ohio does not have a required time limit for a Judge to issue a ruling. Unfortunately, it takes as long as it takes.

What if the previous homeowners do not move out after the agreed 30 days after closing?

Mr. Jaap has provided you with an excellent answer. You should retain a Landlord-Tenant lawyer to assist you with evicting them. The exact...

From what you describe, you don't have any claim against Lyft. You were accused, they suspended you while investigating the claim, and reinstated...

What is procedure for filing complaint against magistrate in small claims case in Cleveland Ohio?

All of the information in on the Ohio Supreme Court's website: https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/DisciplinarySys/odc/default.asp

Can I sue a minor in a different state?

If you pay the filing fee, you can sue anybody. Whether it's worth doing is another question. Did the minor have your authority to use the card? ...

Can I sue someone for publicly revealing my military status without my permission on Facebook and threatening my career?

Your military status is a public record, which anybody can check by going to the US Government website maintained for that purpose. So you are not...

Can I still be arrested for a bad check after I have made payment?

I agree that the circumstances you describe sound fishy. Ohio has a statute that requires the recipient of a dishonored check to notify the maker...