(Michigan) Is there enough evidence to change parenting time? Possible supervised visitations at the very least?

The custodial parent needs to document as much of the father's (mis)behavior as possible and consult with a lawyer about her options. The court can...

Is there a time limit they have to do an arrangement in

If you are not in custody (you've been released on bond) there is no time limit for holding an arraignment. In practice you have to be arraigned...

Late payment fee on rental

The answer to your question may depend on the terms of your lease. You may have a clause in your lease stating that your landlord can designate a...

A car i pursed from a private seller is a lemon . i signed a bill of sale / as is agreement . can i legal sue him ?

You certainly have an uphill battle, but I would want more information before deciding. I would specifically want to know if the seller made any...

What happens when a 20 yr old college student gets an mip

I minor is a minor. It doesn't matter whether you are 20 or 12. The punishment is the same. If you are convicted of a first offense you can receive...

: "My fiancee was sent to juvenile detention when he was 14 or 15 does that make him a ward of the state?"

One does not remain a ward of the state for the rest of his life just because he once was a ward of the state. I've only seen this term used in...

My 16 year old son want to go live with his pregnant girlfriend and aunt and she said that I need to sign over power of attorney

It's unclear to me what you want from this situation. Are you approving of him moving in with his girlfriend? If so I agree with Mr. Frederick....

Can you do something to fix the issue of getting pulled over at the border every time you cross?

There may be a few issues. Your mother's name may be similar to the name of someone on a "watch" list. Or her passport may show that she has...

As both my colleagues point out, there is nothing illegal about your boyfriend dating a 17-year-old. First, if there is no intercourse there is no...

This is about a home I owned before my husband and I were married; it is in both of our names now. See details.

I agree with my colleagues. I would add that courts generally look at the value each party puts into the property. It was your premarital property...