Items were stolen by my ex-girlfriend or here kids friends. Who do I sue?

Verbal agreement? Next time, keep your stuff with you. Lesson learned.

I put my boyfriend out September 1st but he refuses to come get the remainder of his things. He agreed to get them October 6th

Why can you "not continue to hold on to his things?" If you have a question, feel free to ask.

Divorce, Custody, D.V. Tried being Pro se, shot down. Judge strongly advised getting Atty-have little money. In need of help.

There's probably a work-around, here, but you'll have to get creative and talk with an attorney. Your spouse didn't "steal" anything -- he's just...

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Can i file for a custody agreement in Illinois? This is my children's home state.

Where do the kids live and how long have they lived there? You need to take action . . . FAST!!! Call a lawyer TODAY and get into court.

IF I OWE CHILD SUPPORT, BUT CHILD IN QUESTION LIVES WITH ME NOW, CAN I GET BACK SUPPORT LIFTED SO MY C.D.L. LICENSE IS RELEASED?

It sounds like you've never been to court on this matter and have, instead, allowed the State's administrative agency do everything. You need to...

A subpoena is not like an invitation to a tea party: when summoned to court (a subpoena) you may not send your regrets and respectfully decline...

What can be done if the judge's ruling is in violation of the state statute that specifically addresses the issue?

There were two court cases going on: 1) in divorce court, and 2) in probate court. Your husband's death abated the divorce action, but the...

I was just ordered to pay$150 per month for child support and visitation for 2 hours every other week. How can I protect myself?

For visitation, from here on out, don't worry about "protecting yourself. Instead, the name of the game is "enforcement." Later, as your child...

My Ex does not allow my Mother to see our daughter whatsoever. What legal steps can we take to grant her visitation?

Your Mom can see her grandchild during YOUR visits. Unless there's some reason you cannot exercise your visitation, that's the rule.

I can't imagine there's a lender who would take funds in an estate as security. Maybe I'm missing something, here. Why does she need to borrow...