I am afraid that does not sound like much of a case for a umber of reasons including: (1) demonstrating that there was a responsibility and that...

How is he not getting charged with a probation violation????

His probation officer may not be aware of the new charges. he will likely face a probation violation as well as the new charge.

In the case of a divorce in the state of Minnesota, can the mother move out of state with the children?

It is possible. However, a court must determine that the relocation of the children is in their best interests as part of its custody...

Does salary difference affect who pays what at the divorce trial? Can I be asking for trial fees reimbursement from my spouse?

You may certainly make the request and prove up the costs as well as ability to pay at trial. You would be wise to retain counsel.

Am I allowed to keep someone's property as collateral. until I am paid the money I am owed

No. If collateral was not called for by the loan contract, you cannot resort to self help and retain property that you are not entitled to.

I got caught taking 65$ from my retail work at target and was charged with a misdemeanor. What would be my sentence?

A theft offense can be very serious. While any theft under $500 is a misdemeanor. Such an offense is still punishable by up to 90 days in jail and...

Yes. A probation officer may violate her but she would be entitled to a Morrisey hearing where she could demonstrate that the alleged violation did...

My children's father signed them up for hockey we are separated do I need to take them to hockey on my days?

There is no legal obligation if your court order does not address the issue. However, if the court is presented with the issue, it will make...

How can a losing party remove accountability for a home that went into foreclosure 2-3 years after a divorce was finalized?

You probably can't. To do so would have required including provisions in your divorce decree intended to protect your credit and limit your...

The answer depends on the charge. However, for a misdemeanor, it is not unusual in most cases. You would request discovery form the prosecutor.