Arrested on false anonymous tip, police leaked on internet press, then never charged and withdrawn. How to fix/erase from net?

You can file a Motion in court to have your arrest record sealed. That would prohibit the police from reporting it. The order would also provide...

What do I do??

I have changed your topic, since this is not a Lemon Law question. The short answer is that the police are permitted to do what they did. Since...

Can i include a vehicle i was supposed to refinance into my name only after my divorce in my bankruptcy.

This is a bankruptcy question, not lemon law. The short answer is that you have to list all of your assets and all of your liabilities on your...

Can my child's father claim our daughter if I have custody. We have never been married. We do not live together

Since the child doesn't live with him and he doesn't provide any financial support, he is not permitted to claim the child as a tax deduction...

What is the requirements for joint custody?

You would need to file a motion with the court to determine paternity and for custody/visitation rights. The presumption is that the parents would...

Do I have a foot to stand on if my wife bought a vehical from a dealer with a salvage title?

As unfair as it may seem, she (and you) are stuck with the paperwork she signed, whether she read it or not. You may want to consult with a...

My grandsons car was recently taken , unauthorized, and as a result his car and another vehicle was totaled what charges filed

He needs to contact the police--they will decide what charges to bring. If there are charges and a conviction, it's possible that your grandson...

How much is the court fee when changing custody of a child?

The Lorain County Clerk's website says the fee for a Motion for Change of Custody is $150: http://www.loraincounty.com/clerk/deposit.shtml

How do I get a child support order terminated

Most courts won't permit a zero child support order. No matter what dad's involvement is, the child still needs food. clothing, medical care, etc.

The answer to your question is no, judges can't be sued for the cases they handle--they have immunity. You can file an Affidavit of...