Does a father in MN automatically assume 50/50 rights for a child when unmarried when signing the birth cert.

The father has no rights until he establishes them with the court. See Minnesota Statute 257.541: 257.541 CUSTODY AND PARENTING TIME WITH...

Can my landlord take money from HRA to pay for charges he alleges?

I believe this is a repeat question - please see previous posts.

Landlord lied about everything working. Do we need a lawyer?

I suggest you contact Legal Services of Northwest Minnesota - they are located t 1015 7th Avenue North P.O Box 838 Moorhead, MN 56560 Phone: ...

Im afraid to leave my 5 month old son with his father, what can I do?

You need to talk to an attorney right away. Under Minnesota Law, if you are unmarried when the baby is born, you have sole legal and physical...

I found out my best friend owes 8 years in back child support, we would like to pay it but aren't sure of the safest route

You need to see an attorney for this issue. 8 years of back child support plus interest could be a very substantial amount of money. Further,...

I would be interested in knowing how you manage to work 35 hours/week and go to school. As a minor, your parents can take your paycheck (although...

Need help with a garage rental and with the property in the garage

Call legal services for assistance - Minnesota Legal Services Coalition (651) 228-9105 or Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services (651) 222-5863...

What are my rights against my ex for harassment about support when my wages are being garnished?

You need to seek the help of an experienced family law attorney. You don't mention if the support order is through the county or something that...

My friend is a vulneranle adult age 26 she wants to leave state with me and her family does everything they can to keep her away

You need to talk to an attorney about this issue. There is a lot of information that is needed before any advice can be given. If you cannot...

Can my ex lock our 14 yr old daughter out

You need to bring your divorce decree to meet with an attorney. More information is needed to fully assess your situation.