If staying away is a rule of his probation (which it usually is), he can be revoked from probation. faking a drug test will also get him revoked.

You can report it to human resources (if you have one), you can report it to the police, you can find a new job.

I am a bit confused by the question but many counties have free legal clinics (as does Marquette in Milwaukee) or you can call Legal Action and see...

Call them. You have the responsibility to reach out. Him not calling back is unlikely to stop any possible charges.

If mom won't agree, you will need to file a motion to modify placement. You can try mediation first to see if you can come to an agreement. In...

if cousin was not married and his daughter is over 18, she gets to make the decisions as she is his heir.

call the local child support agency and ask their help to file a paternity action. It can be filed before the baby is born. Being the first order...

They likely were revoked on his probation. Being charged is probable cause for revocation. Not guilty doesn't change the status of the revocation.

this is dependent on your case, charges, who the DA is, what the charges are, what your past record is, who your judge is. There is no way to give...

Most of the time, used cars are sold as is. The burden would be on you that they committed fraud (ie they knew about the defect and didn't tell...