Can late fees be requested for the first time after tenancy?

Are you asking if a landlord can collect late fees from 3 years ago? What do you mean by "for the first time after tenancy?" I suggest you bring...

How do I get the rest of my stuff?

Your post is confusing - how could a downstairs tenant prevent you from getting your belongings? Who is "he"? I suggest you contact an attorney...

Does 60 days notice have to be full months or can it be literally 60 calendar days regardless of the day of the month it ends?

The answer to your question depends on what the lease specifies. If you are a new landlord, I suggest you look at the Landlord tenant handbook...

How do I properly submit my evidence to the court and other party's attorney? For an evidentiary hearing for family court.

The answer to how to properly submit evidence depends on the evidence you are trying to submit. You should contact an attorney and bring your...

How likely would I get full custody of my daughter?

An attorney cannot predict your chances of success in a custody proceeding without looking at the current order(s) and getting a complete history...

My Landlord evicted me illegally

The Landlord Tenant Handbook on the MN Attorney General website is a great resource: https://www.ag.state.mn.us/brochures/pubLandlordTenants.pdf

In kandiyohi county how do i get copies of custody papers

You can go to the courthouse and request a copy of your order for a fee.

If you the other parent cannot decide on daycare v. a babysitter, then you can always bring a motion in front of the court to express your...

How old does a child have to be in the state of Indiana to leave home to move out of state to Minnesota to live with father.?

Your question can't be answered without further information. If your son lives in Indiana and the original court order is from Indiana, then you...

If I die before my parents and then they die i want my inheritence to go to my present wife and not my daughter is that possible

Your parents will decide how they want their estate administered. The terms of their wills control. You can leave your estate to whomever you want...