Yes, it would be a court battle. Your parents are legally responsible for you unless and until you are emancipated. Emancipation is about showing...

How can I file a request for contact with my children who were in a closed adoption threw cps?

If the adoptive parents refuse to let you see your children, there is nothing you can do but wait until they are 18 and old enough to decide for...

If I send an invoice for English lessons (a service) to an LLC in South Dakota, should I charge a percentage for taxes or not ?

You should be contacting the Department of Revenue for a sales tax license, and they can provide you with information regarding collecting use and...

You'd have to refer to the terms of your lease to determine who is responsible for utilities, cost of repairs, what the lease says about notifying...

Can I sue my ex wife for putting medication in my drinks? I am now borderline kidney failure because of what she did.

The answer you received the last time you posted this question recently still applies.

I want to remove my name from my parents headstone ?

This doesn't sound worth the time and money to try to accomplish. It may not even be possible. If your parents own the headstone, then it's their...

There is no law of which I am aware in South Dakota that states precisely how old children can be before they can be left home alone. Whether...

What are the chances of getting an appeal for lying in federal court ?

No one in an online forum like this can accurately gage the chances of an appeal being granted. It would depend upon multiple factors - any appeal...

Can I still obtain a valid operator's license if I have a active bench warrant?

It's always possible that the warrant could be discovered by the Department of Public Safety while you're there and that they could contact law...

Can I contest a will on the grounds of one of the beneficiaries that's listed in the will is not that person's legal name.?

As noted above, if it's clear whom was meant in the will, you will not prevail - because then a judge would have to invalidate the will (and go...