What action would you suggest we take?

The adoption is a non starter. It did not go through. If your husband is the father he owes child support. Whether he wants to stand up as a man...

What what legal rights does an ex employer have to pursue me starting a new business that may be competing with them.?

Your question cannot be adequately answered here. Stongly suggest you consult with an employment attorney. You may be describing an intference...

My exhusband still has his name on the title of our house? He isn’t living in the house nor not even in Montana!

The answer to your question is dependent on the trust indenture with the bank and the quit claim deed. I encourage you to obtain copies of both...

What legal action if any can be taken from me or opposing party?

You should make sure your homeowners insurance or renters insurance carrier knows about the dog. That way if the worst happens you have liability...

Can a son and POA, take money out of our father'said account? As much as $13,000.00 before our our dad is dead? He has dead?

All this depends on the language of the power of attorney. You will also need a medical expert (Dr) to testify that the father was not competent...

How do i file a complaint against a lawyer ?

Contact the Montana Office of Dispalinary Counsel in Helena and make a complaint with them.

I won a small claims case and then the subsequent appeal affirmed the decision. How do I collect the money? It is for $2580.80?

You now need to obtain a writ of execution from the small claims court clerk and have the sheriff or a private process server levy on the judgment...

You need to see a real estate lawyer immediately. In Montana easements shown on plats may not be valid, depending on circumstances. You also need...

You do not indicate whether the decree was entered in Montana. Assuming it was the statute of limitations for enforcing a judgment in Montana is...

How do you garnish someones wages with a judgement??

The judgment creditor has a writ of execution issued by the court, which is then levied on the employer. The employer then garnishes the judgment...