First, if the father's name is on the child's birth certificate, DO NOT let the mother have custody of the child under any circumstances, because...

Why do citizens have to follow law, but judges and attorneys dont?

1. Judges and attorneys DO have to follow the law. 2. Assuming for the sake of argument you are actually aware of a true fraud on the court,...

While Indiana has no law REQUIRING you to provide ID to the police in your situation, since the police had reasonable suspicion to stop you (you...

My boss won't mail my last check

In Indiana, there are two statutes that govern the payment of wages: The Indiana Wage Payment Act ("WPA") (Ind. Code 22-2-5), and the Indiana Wage...

I was arrested for P.I, disorderly conduct, and alleged resisting arrest. I have no record. Should I seek an attorney?

ANY time you are charged with a criminal offense -- and both PI and resisting law enforcement are CRIMINAL offense -- you should hire an attorney.

If I put my self on child support is it a waste of time or will I be able to get rights?

Unfortunately for you, the question is whether you pay child support is completely separate from your custody and visitation rights. As the...

Can I sue for violation of privacy?

Even though you are sure that the "someone" referred to would obviously be you, the fact is that the hospital did nothing wrong in this situation. ...

Is it legal for gas station employees to address customers as baby?

Discrimination means more than simple taking an adverse action against a person who is a member of a "protected class" (race, sex, religion,...

Can an employer fire an employee for saying drop dead on a get well card to another employee?

Like a lot of employees, you're overlooking a very important fact: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all -- it belongs to your EMPLOYER, and the...

Can I sue a group of people if they consistently spread lies and misinformation about my education and work experience?

Defamation (sometimes called "libel" if it is WRITTEN, or "slander" if it is SPOKEN) requires the plaintiff (you) to prove that the Defendant: (1)...