Is my spouse entitled to child visitation during a no contact order?

I'm unclear whether you applied separately for an OFP or the criminal court placed a DANCO in effect. Regardless, the order only applies to the...

I see this kind of issue a lot, and my response is always the same - just because your ex has some piece of property does not mean they necessarily...

Can I take my ex to court to get a judgement for him to pay half of my adult son's medical bills?

No. Unless your son is not an "adult" for some reason (mental health issues, etc.), then he became an adult at 18. The only way any kind of child...

Can a attorney deny the release of my drivers license in Florida after filing chapter 7

I've seen this issue come up before, and, honestly, I've seen it go both ways. Yes, technically, if you filed (and were discharged from) a Chap....

Can a hospital turn a bill over to an collection agency if monthly payments are being made?

IF you have a signed, written agreement (signed by BOTH parties - you AND the hospital) wherein they are willing to accept $25/month as payment on...

I cannot comment on the "proper grievance hearing" due process issues, but I have a feeling that there is more to the story than just your side of...

Can I face jail time ?

Zero. This is a civil debt issue, not a criminal issue. No one is locked up for being unable to pay a civil debt.

I'm 17, can someone who is almost 18 adopt my son (take fathers place) If we aren't married and he lives in another state

There's a very short answer here - no. First, the new "father" is a minor, so that's out. Second, you're a minor, so you cannot simply agree to...

When I turn 16 can I live in an apartment with a roommate alone?

No, you can't. You're a minor - you have no legal ability to sign a lease, etc. Your parents are in charge. Period.

I was wondering if i can do the paper work to give up my parental rights i dont have money lawyers call me 2187901195 calvin

You should contact an attorney - just because you want to give up your parental rights does not mean a court will approve it. Attorneys on Avvo...