I had a disposition from criminal court for 2 year no contact now will that be on my record if it's looked up?

Sounds like a civil case which cannot be taken off your record.

Mother won't agree to putting minor children in therapy and they need it. What can I do?

The father should contact an attorney. The parties will need to go to mediation. If that doesn'T WORk, they will have to go to court to have the...

Should we change our lawyer?

YOUR Question Is confusing. We do not know if anything has been filed. Go see a lawyer where you live now and see how you should proceed from there.

Can a judge enforce a settlement agreement if you didn't actually sign the agreement?

I have never seen a judge enforce an agreement if a party objects to it in the presence of the court. I changed your question to divorce and...

Can my child's mother take my child's out of state to live with out my permission even if we've never been to court ???

Yes, she can but you need to file a petition for visitation, maybe a restraining order to ask the court to prevent her from moving etc. Hire a...

Can I put in my parenting plan that my ex cannot share a bed with our daughter or sleep in the same room?

Certainly! She should not be sleeping in the same bed with her father, her brothers or any man. And she should, preferably, have her own room.

Hi I have an misdemeanor warrant for retail theft that is based off falsely accusations how much u think the bond will be

It is impossible for anyone on this panel to answer this question. The amount is dependent on the state, the prosecutor and the charge, along with...

Revoked sentence?

So apparently he was on probation, did not successfully complete his probation and the state filed to revoke. Your husband would have known he did...

If I bonded out once for 5000 and got a new case of the charge and my bond is 9000 do I get the 5000 back when case 1 is overwit

Generally speaking, bond funds are used for lawyers fees in assignments and fines. In my jurisdiction, the bond from the first case is often...

Sol is 3 years after it was known that the offense was committed from a criminal standpoint. But the re might be a civil case.

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