My average income is $8,750 for the past 5 years. I cannot pay her. What are my options?

My guess is that your issue is one of CA law not MN law; if so, I urge you turn to a CA licensed attorney counsel. 'Family law', 'divorce law', is...

Should I be worried about facing arrest?

Prior post contains inaccurate, incorrect & misleading statement & should be discounted. You seem to be describing a situation in which you are...

Do I have grounds to file a lawsuit?

Concur with colleague. I myself was a server for nine years & back then I was termed 'waitress'. I think serving is a terrific job btw. Also,...

Can she request the courts to end the support? Being in arrears damages my ability to get a CDL and support us both better.

One starting point question is whether the state has provided benefits to your family (EG, Medical Assistance/MA, etc., etc.). As to this...

How would I make sure that my children’s phone is not damaged or taken away by my ex-husband and that they can use it freely?

Hello. In my many years of professional work, the issue of kids' cell phone use - to be able freely to speak to mom/dad - definitely is a very...

Can a past employer give out my personal information

How very odd. I suggest you simply write an email to the owner & tell her/him your wishes. Secure an attorney as need be should you have...

Will I be able to beat my dwi, careless driving and failure to Notify Owner charges

Wow, what a mess. 'Ejuice' may mean more than one thing. As a general principle, it would not make sense for someone to wind up convicted of...

Will I be considered a Felon in Minnesota after probation?

Hello. For your particular personal problem, I urge you to seek legal advice: No one here could responsibly tell you a 'yes-no' sort of response...

The facts of this matter seem to be quite odd. I urge you to make a quick 'cost to benefit' sort of analysis. Then, as appropriate, do confer...

Does my wife who never work use my income in filling affidavit of support?

Your question is not uncommon, & a very good one. I suggest you look at instructions for the 1864A. I ure you to have qualified attorney...