The fact that you were charged may show up on your record.

Post judgment modification 25 years after judgment of divorce entered and 2 years after one party has died.

My advice to you is straight forward. Retain an Attorney now in your area. That's the best advice you can be given.

I need help fighting for full custody of my son

The response to your question is not complicated. You have an obligation to protect your son. Your sons "mother" (according to your description) is...

My daughters father is trying to get full custody of her. I have to return to court to show evidence that he should not.

First of all you should not bow to his threats...his motive may well be to reduce his child support. You need to only consider what is in your...

My husband owes 3700 in back child support. Today the state of michigan took all the money out of our joint bank account.

You need to contact your husbands caseworker at The Friend Of The Court and report the situation. It is ,as you now know, a hazard to have a joint...

Should i final a complaint with the Michigan Judicial Commission

If your ex husband disposed of property you were awarded by Court Order in the Judgment of Divorce then Contempt of Court would be an appropriate...

The "Nolle' means the case was dismissed by the State. Your record may well show that you were charged...but not convicted. This means very little...

Im filing for divorce from my husband, can he kick me out of the apartment that we share before I can afford to get my own?

No of course not. If your Divorce is pending the Judge can decide who lives in the apartment...your husband is not in control. He can move...he has...

Do children have to have a bedroom to have overnight custody?

In my opinion you would need more to stop overnights other than his limited sleeping situation. Contact a local Attorney who would be more...

How can I get my probation revised so that I can get the no contact order removed from my probation

Well...if your husband wants the "no contact" provision removed as well then have your Attorney file a Motion with the Court to modify the...

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