How do I file contempt of court?

You file a motion with the court. The form might be available on your local court's web site. But you should retain an attorney to assist you. ...

My husband sold marital real estate property without my consent - I did not sign off what can I do to maintain my interest ?

If you did not sign the deed to release your spousal dower rights, you still retain them, without doing anything. If buyer is in default, you...

Can my husband hire an attorney that represented his ex in another case?

Probably not a conflict, but up to the attorney.

What happens if there are two excutives of an a estate. But one refuses to give address so lawyer can send probate papers?

If one of the people named by the will to be executor has retained an attorney to assist with the probate, that attorney knows how to handle that...

Can I enroll my daughter in my school district while she lives with me?

Since the school advised you to do so, start that process of getting a court order by filing a motion. Your parenting agreement might also require...

How do I give my son my house ?

Before doing something like that, talk to an estate planning attorney. It is simple enough for an attorney to prepare a deed to convey the house...

Can I move out without my parents permission if I’m 18 but still in high school?

Do you have health insurance? If you move out, will you still have it? Car insurance? What if the friend decides to make you leave? Where will...

Is a 17 year old aloud to chose whether she wants to live with mom or grandparents?

In a divorce, the child does not choose. The child can express a preference, but it is up to the court to decide. Your mom can try to get custody...

Check the court records in the county where he was living. If nothing, then use the Find a Lawyer tab, retain a local family law attorney to...

Does a 3 day eviction from a landlord have to be written or can it be verbal?

Has to be in writing. If not, then attend the eviction hearing and tell the court that he did not give you a written notice, and court should...