. So my question is this the judge suggested i go to the self help, and I'm not sure why, is there a default i should enter

If "the judge suggested [you] go to the self help" you must be doing something wrong that merely filing for default isn't going to solve.

My sister keeps using my identity. What can I do?

I'm pretty sure you know the answer. As my colleagues have stated, you either turn you sister in and she gets in trouble; or you do nothing and she...

Can I sue my caseworker?

Since this occurred in SC that is where you should post the question and perhaps contact an attorney. You probably won't be able to sue your...

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Can I sue for missconduct so they can get investigated

Why would you think this is misconduct? Just because your neighbor happens to know a parking enforcement official and has him/her on speed dial...

Does a judge or Referee have a duty to let you know that you have been won a case if they think you might be confused?

Did you have one or two cases going on? Were they companion cases? Once a judge/referee comes to a decision he/she will file a judgement, order,...

My question is do I still have to show up for court on my ticket due date ?

Probably not, but don't just dismiss it because it could become a royal pain. Check online and/or with the clerk of the court to see if it has been...

Can I sue? How much can I sue for? I never breached any contract, they made the whole thing up to intimidate into settling

You may want to run this past the California Bar. I'm sure their side of the story may differ from yours.

When would my husband be considered having abandoned our son?

Abandonment is not going to be found after only a couple of months. You should seek temporary child support and custody orders during the divorce...

Aim not stating a claim for case

Is there a question? Perhaps a fact or two might help too.

Am I still able to recover this money, if so, how do i start the process? Our divorce settled Aug2014 in Hennepin Cty MN

My answer is based on some speculation on my part. If your husband did not comply with the court order you should be able to take him back to court...