Does "dismissing HRO and sealing court files" affect your chances of suing the harasser in the future?

First, to have a viable lawsuit, you must have a viable cause of action and damages. Generally, you are unlikely to find that in a matter that...

Will my wife get continued spousal support?

Your court order would have to be reviewed to determine if the obligation is modifiable or non-modifiable by something called a Karon Waiver. Even...

Is there a divorce decree that awards the home to one party or another? If so, the issue is not the quitclaim deed, it is the decree. Property...

About a subpeona

If you were properly subpoenaed. your attendance could be compelled and you could be picked up by law enforcement and required to appear. THat is...

"No Show" for civil case?

If the opposing party filed a Motion of their own, you must respond to that motion and appear or you would face default. You may certainly speak...

My ex changed his mind about paying 1/2 of activities, can I sue?

The Order you reference must be reviewed to determine what options may be available to you. You should speak with experienced counsel.

Could I drop charges on my boyfriend?

Only a prosecutor can file charges and only a prosecutor can dismiss charges. Even if the victim wishes charges dismissed, the prosecutor need not...

MN Family Law - Child Custody & Visitation Modification - Must you serve the other party prior to the motion hearing? If so

Yes - service must occur well before a hearing. The timeline for service depends on the method by which service is made and the type of...

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What is the best way to handle this kind of situation? Please help advise. Thank you.

You should retain counsel and prepare for an evidentiary hearing (a trial) before a Judge to contest the allegations of the Order for Protection. ...

Is my verbal pet contract binding if a relative tries to force the primary owner to recant?

Your question is unclear. You will have to sit down with an experienced lawyer to determine whether or not you have a contract that is enforceable....