If neither of us press charges and this is the only history of anything on my record what am to expect at court?

This question is too broad to answer here, you should call a criminal defense attorney for a free consultation. We have no idea what charges you...

You can bring your landlord to conciliation court (small claims court). I'm assuming your deposit is too minimal to justify hiring an attorney,...

How fast and inexpensive can a divorce be done in Minnesota.

Unless you're completely broke, it's good to at least pay for a consultation with an attorney to review your documents and what you are agreeing to...

My spouse wants to give me sole physical and legal custody?

They won't let you waive child support, he will still pay. However, the judge is not likely to care enough about your particular case to prevent an...

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Consult with your lawyer. Because you have already retained an attorney, that attorney should handle this issue on your behalf.

What do I need to do to get my ex-husband to stop using the children as a tool to hurt me by refusing time with them.

You stated that you have 50/50 custody, so I am assuming there is an order in place. What does the order say? Your ex cannot violate that order...

Can I cancel a contract that says "no cooling off period" if one should be provided?

Your right of cancellation cannot be waived or surrendered under the applicable statute. Thus, the clause in their contract is void as a matter of...

My car was towed, I picked it up the same day, paid a total of $285 cash. I noticed some damage, what should I do?

There are numerous ways to handle this, but here's my suggestion: Write a demand letter with a copy of the pictures and estimate. In your letter,...

Can I keep my kids if their mom is in jail? What do I do next?

Call legal services if you are in poverty.

How do I get a court order permission to move out of state with a minor

You can either negotiate this and have a court order entered that legalizes the negotiation's results or make a motion to the court. Either way, an...