The reality is no one knows for sure. In family law, as you likely know, the Judge has to base everything on the best interests of the child. ...

You can sue a trust, yes. But the harder part is proof. She will have to prove the defects were known or should have reasonably been know and...

Technically you should answer before the hearing so the Court has a chance to review your position and the issues but depending on the County, they...

Michael is correct. The rights and process should be in the founding condo documents. The insurance not being enough is a pretty glaring issue. ...

Not solely their word, no. There’s no set age the child gets to have a voice in Wisconsin. She’s old enough to articulate her needs and desires but...

This is always a tough situation. You should speak to them directly, or their boss. You'd first need to secure new representation. You can...

If you own it, you can very likely evict. The lawful owner can evict with proper notice. Unless he is claiming adverse possession, see the below...

I’ve never seen them petition in 16 years. It’s always the burden on the payor. They don’t have the manpower or resources to close the cases. Plus...

No notice is needed. It either expires on the date listed or you cancel with 90 days notice. Here, you’re doing the former.

You need a subpoena. If mom had any open cases you could use those. If not, you'd need a special administration to be opened for the sole purpose...