If I continue with a first cause of action in an eviction, what does this mean for the tenant?

The first cause is typically asking for tenant to be evicted and possession returned to the landlord. The second cause is for the collection of...

How do I obtain a current copy of my fathers will?

Check with the local probate court to find out if he filed his will there. If you know who prepared it, that office might have the original or a...

How can my husband stop paying child support for his so called so he hasn't been able to see or talk to in over 5 year..

He must continue to pay child support as ordered by the court. He can file for a reduction if there has been a change of financial circumstances. ...

Can you file a civil claim against someone who made false promises/claims to receive money from you?

Anybody can sue anyone for anything. But in this case, it would be a waste of your time. Even if you won a case, you would have a difficult time...

Can I sue a school for dropping my 8 year old daughter off unattended left for 2 hours on our porch ?

Yes you can sue the school for that. That would be very scary for a child. Have you talked to the school? Is it a public or private school? ...

Do I have a legal way to be compensated for four years of renting from a slumlord?

Contact your local health department and building department. They could order the landlord to make repairs, but also could everyone out of the...

Landlord keeps thermostat at 60 is that legal?

Ohio law does not specify a minimum temperature. It does require landlord to provide "running water, reasonable amounts of hot water, and...

Can I get a restraining order against my neighbor?

Report the problem to police. Also contact his family members and adult services groups that are available locally. Perhaps you could get a...

Can I sell my ownership in a property that I own with another person?

You can sell your share to anyone who will buy it. You do not have to sell it to your brother. There might not be too many potential buyers,...

It isn't up to child services, it's up to the court to determine whether a change in support is warranted based on your change in circumstances. ...