Yes, it is legally possible. It is probably unlikely, but I don't the facts of your case. You really need to speak to your lawyer about this. Only...

As my colleague said, you give no facts. If, by chance, you're talking about Social Security, then no. The money was never yours. They can legally...

I don't know the context in which you saw it, but if you saw it on the online docket, it probably is short for "hearing."

As long as you were 16 when you had sex and you were not impaired in some way and he did not use force, he should be OK.

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Yes, it is a crime. And the existence of the text message would make it a pretty good case, I would think.

If you were charged you could spend up to 180 days in jail. Get a lawyer.

Based on the facts as you presented them, it appears she could be held in contempt. You need to file a motion for contempt. I believe the court may...

That would likely be illegal. And it would probably work against you in a custody dispute. Not many judges would like that.

He can do that in Ohio. You will have to meet with an attorney who can go over the costs of such an action with you after getting all the necessary...

The agreement would not preclude your brother from apply for judicial release when he becomes eligible, unless it specifically says no judicial...