I attended and graduated from a private school and my school did not file any documents showing that I graduated.

Are you speaking of a previous graduation from a high school or post high school institution?

I have filed a small claims and added mental stress need to prove this to court how?

Generally in order to prove a tort involving a mentally incurred disability,you will need a psychiatrist or psychologist to assist in the...

Is it to late have the father pay back child support if u changed ur mind, or can I claim her every year

You have failed to provide several facts. Has there been a paternity action in court, Did the father sign the putative father register, has a court...

I am unsure what you mean by a general release. In most criminal cases the accused in United States State courts are entitled to post bond ...

Do I need an attorney

This is a very fact sensitive issue. You should without hesitation seek a medical malpractice atty. In the Marion County area. You can check Avvo ...

I was arrested for domestic battery in Indiana. I was not the aggressor nor did I start the physical altercation.

Prosecutors do not want an innocent person convicted or charged. Sometimes in the fog of an arrest and subsequent report filed by the officer facts...

Lease to purchase, was granted a deferral, they failed to process any paperwork. Now have court hearing set to vacate.

I realize you attempted to explain the facts in an understandable fashion but the issues are difficult to comprehend. I suggest you contact an atty...

I have a question about the expungement process in Indiana. My friend was charged with a misdemeanor of trespassing.

You may want to review this information. http://www.in.gov/judiciary/admin/files/pubs-trial-court-44-expungement-statute.pdf

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State of Indiana is a workmans comp. disability settlement considered as income ?

www.irs.gov/publications/p525/ar02.html#en_US_2014_publink1000229331 Please the IRS rule at the above website. Generally it is not taxable.

I hear appeals are often avoided because judges do not like to overturn another judge's decision. How true is this?

The assertion is generally incorrest, a number of decisions in all 50 states are routinely returned to trial courts for correction or as you stated...