Sue for what? If there is no active lawsuit or your landlord is considering some kind of legal action (e.g., eviction), you are better off trying...

If you are dissatisfied with how visitation is currently going and/or you want something concrete to which you can ever refer if there is a...

There is no "usual" amount of time. Any sentence imposed will reflect not only the facts and circumstances of the case, but also your criminal...

If you've offered to meet him halfway, he had a history of not being home when you brought your child to his place, and if he hasn't found a way to...

The age of consent for South Dakota's statutory rape law is 16, so if you were 16 at the time of any alleged sexual activity, it would not be...

In this context, it means someone's credibility can be impeached by prior criminal convictions. Convictions for crimes of dishonesty (e.g.,...

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Does she have any claim to the money (e.g., did she put up the security deposit for you or loan you money for that purpose)? If she has no claim...

If it's $6,500 or less, you can sue in small claims court. If it's larger, consider getting an attorney. If you believe a crime occurred, you can...

You make a report to local law enforcement (non-emergency line) to allow them to investigate and potentially charge somebody if they can identify...

That would be a question for the Department of Social Services as to why they are not disbursing what they have collected from your daughter's father.