How can I prove to DHS that there is unjust accusation of parental neglect?

You need to retain an attorney experienced in dealing with neglect issues to handle the matter. You will likely not get far on your own with them.

If one party on a joint loan is not served legally, should both parties be dismissed? It went beyond 6 months with no service.

You should have cross-claimed your ex wife in as a defendant for indemnification. They have up to a year to serve her, not 6 months. You should...

What happens if I can't follow the divorce decree?

If you cannot perform under the decree that is being proposed, do not sign it. You are setting yourself up for disaster. If you have not already,...

How can I get a divorce in the state of Ohio when I do not know the location of my spouse .

You can file for divorce in the jurisdiction where you live as long as you have been there for 180 days. Retain an experienced attorney in your...

Can I report statutory rape 5 years after it took place with a child for proof.?

It is not statutory rape unless the victim is less than 13, however, there are felonies available in this situation. This could be a rape charge...

Can my sister fight against someone taking her son under false acustion

Your sister and her son need an experienced attorney to defend them. These are serious matters, not the least of which is the sex crime...

You must wait 1 year from when you were released from probation, or if no probation, then 1 year from sentencing date. Whether you are eligible...

How can I have a warrant for 2 drug charges that I never knew about? How is this legal?

It is quite common to have charges filed against a person, and a warrant issued without informing the person. It lessens the chance that the...

How does search and seizure work with a vehicle?

Once the officer places you under arrest and is going to have the vehicle towed, he/she is permitted to do an inventory search prior to the tow. ...

I know in ohio a single mother has sole costody of children but there dad woulnt give them back what do I do

Call the police department, you absolutely have custody in Ohio as a single parent. The only way he can keep them is if he has a visitation order...