My wife and I are living in separate homes. she has applied for food stamps. Will the state come after me for child support?

Yes. If she has applied for state assistance of any type on behalf of the minor children, you will be being contacted by the state for child support.

Can an MIP case be dismissed in the time between pretrial and jury trial?

The decision you make is entirely up to you. Is your roommate prepared to face these charges herself? Since that is almost certainly what will...

My daughter will turn 16 in 3 months and dating someone who just turned 19 in michigan, is this ok?

In Michigan so long as there isn't some type of authority position, (i.e., teacher), the legal age of consent for sexual relations is 16 years of...

You are NOT going to get a bond set via letter and/or over the phone. You need to get an attorney, get yourself turned in and arraigned on the...

MIP cases are almost never dismissed before trial. Generally, the only witnesses the prosecution needs to prove their case are police officers. ...

Is it possible for me to serve my 2 month county sentence at a prison in another county?

I agree with the information provided to you in both previous answers. The first thing you must do is see if the county you wish to serve your...

Why is dhs petitioning for my rights

CPS unfortunately has pretty wide discretion in taking action in these types of cases. If they are really proceeding with the filing of a petition...

My son is 18, graduated from high school, working full time and moved to Indiana. Do I need to pay him child support?

The law in Michigan, which is where I assume your divorce was obtained and still retains jurisdiction over the matter, is that child support...

How do I terminate my ex-husbands parental rights? no contact for over 4yrs. with child.

You cannot terminate his parental rights unless there is a step-parent who is prepared to at the same time legally adopt. There are public policy...

Is there a statute that tells how in depth a residential search warrant must be to constitute it being legal?

If your attorney believes that the warrant is somehow defective it is his or her job to file a motion to seek suppression of any and all evidence...