Can your spouse purposely delay a divorce? Spouse does not agree to any settlements and does not want to go to court.

Get an attorney, set it for final hearing and get it done by agreement or trial.

Do I need to file a written response to a motion, or can I just show up to court on that day and address verbally?

You should try to find an attorney that will work with you on payments. Getting up and walking out because you don't like what is being said...

I want to know how to start the process of getting a marital divorce?

Call friends or family that have gone through a divorce and see if you can find a divorce attorney that way. If not, check the local bar...

My lawyer dropped my medmal case because my Doc. said the Doc. who botched the first surgery did not fall below the standard of

Your attorney is correct about standard of care being the issue. The doctor may or may not be right. It's not simple as the doctor implies. At this...

If someone sees a person at a drinking party etc. take an over dose of their medicine are they guilty if they die ?

Here's why you need to see a criminal attorney. There are two types of laws, both existing in Ohio. Good Samaritan which limits civil liability if...

Is it medical malpractice, if the wrong medicine is given for a medical diagnoses?

Could be an action if there are actual injuries which is impossible to determine in this website. You need to see an attorney. For this type of...

Can Party Compel An Arbitration If The Subject Contract Contained No Mandatory Arbitration Provision?

If you have injuries and, since attorneys doing personal work almost always do it on a percentage for fees, why don't you(assuming you are an...

WHAT HAPPING WHEN THE RESPONDENT IS NOT HOME WHEN THE POLICE OR THE CHERIFF SURVEY HER OR HIM FOR DIVRS PET

Two things really. First, the Attorney Thompson is correct. If you have an address in the other state, serve it by certified mail. Even if it comes...

Claim in small claim court what I need to bring to court.

Small claims in Ohio is pretty informal in Ohio unless attorneys are involved. Much of what you have is hearsay evidence but generally works in...

No, not at all. Hard to answer your question because I'm not following it. Either way though, you should have an attorney.