Up untill we were evicted 2 months ago we lived with my mother after a house fire. We paid rent and bought groceries for the

Call the police. If she has your things, and she knows them to not be hers, then the police will get involved and get you your stuff...

My mother in law needs to get her money back for a door that was damaged in someone elses care. does she have a case?

If it was damaged in his possession then yes she can sue for the damages. If she had paid him in advance for all this, then she could have...

Can I sue him for the cost of my tickets?

your ticket is your ticket no matter what. Lets say your employer set unreasonable times for you to deliver a pizza across town. So to make you...

That can be a problem, and I have been on the other side of that situation. The police will not likely cite you for noise when it is within your...

Are witnesses necessary. If the marriage certificate exists, it will depend on the country and whether it is accepted here. There are states...

What can I do if I don't want my daughter to be part of her fathers life?

I do agree with previous counsel, you probably need an attorney to prevail. To your questions Change last name, the real father has the right to...

Ex wife was fired from her job for having inappropriate relations and is taking me back to court for more child support

It depends. If he only has limited placement of the children, then it is strictly the percentage the statute reads (so NO). If however he has...

Previous Felony record with three pending charges, one of them another Felony charge, will he do prison time?

I believe you did post this question in the criminal defense section....Oh well, moving on: Respectfully, no one here on AVVO can answer your...

I'm in the process of a divorce and my wife took off to New York with our son's SSI check for $660. What can I do?

Call the police. Though they likely will not go get her, it starts the report process. Then contact SS, and advise them she forgered the check...

What will happen?

If it is State v him, then it is a criminal action and not a family action. You should probably ask this question in the Criminal Defence...