Can my child mother have the child last name change with out my consent?

Can they change your child's name without your consent? Yes. Do they have to notify you and give you an opportunity to be heard if you object to...

Can I sue my Dr for medical malpractice?

This is America, where you can sue anyone for anything at anytime. The question is whether your suit has any merit. I don't do medical...

I was stopped taking to jail and they made me piss and said and charged me with possession by consumption

What is your question? If you are being charged with a felony and it sounds like you are, you should get an attorney right away to represent you. ...

Judges do not and cannot amend charges like that. Which charges are brought and dismissed as part of any plea agreement is up to the prosecutor. ...

What is the wisest way to handle a Walmart theft charge?

Wisest way to handle this? First, stop posting online about it where investigators can potentially find your response and use it as incriminating...

Attorneys are largely free to set their own terms of payment (flat fee, hourly basis, etc.) and decide whether to accept payment plans. The main...

What are my options regarding an unexpected repair bill for my property’s sprinkler system?

Have you asked your real estate agent if he would reimburse you or under what authority he acted in making the repair? You possibly have grounds...

How can I be liable for 20% fault when the other person ran the red light, the policy have a video at that intersection proving?

You'd have to ask whoever told you that you were 20% at fault how they came to that conclusion.

Can I sue a department for discrimination for not having a biracial, or multiracial, option in their system?

You're not going to win any damages by trying to sue in this instance. Even if you were suing to try to bring about a change, you would likely...

How much do lawyers charge just to be asked to sit in during depositions?

Attorneys are largely free to set their own rates, with the only real constraints that it can never be considered excessive, nor can an attorney...