Do I need attorney in same state to file against a funeral home? And exactly what kind of Attonery do I need?

If you need to file a lawsuit against the funeral home, then it will likely need to be in the state/jurisdiction where the funeral home is located....

It is entirely dependent on the terms of your diversion agreement and the orders of the court. You should ask your case worker/probation officer....

Can myself or opposing counsel add witnesses or new exhibits at trial?

The answer is that it may be possible, but there may also need to be a good reason before the court will allow last minute additions. It is...

Do i need to tell my prospective employer that I have recently been convicted of a petty theft by deception?

For a private employer, with just the facts above, you likely do not "legally" have to tell them anything--it's a private employment arrangement....

What happens if I move out before I'm 18?

You likely need to be formally emancipated (as an Emancipated Minor) to be able to do things like handling some of your own affairs, live on your...

Wwhat should i do about friend selling car without my knowledge.?

This is an interesting question that will involve elements of contract law and possible form the concept of something called "bailment." However,...

Kansas law does have (rather extensive) provisions regarding the involuntary termination of parental rights. Yes, abandonment is one consideration....

I got a letter that says I have to go to court for compliance docket. I’m confused on what this means. I’ve been paying my fine?

To be able to answer this, i would need to see the letter, and the orders from the criminal or civil court that outline all of what you were...

Can I appoint more than one family member to be my attorney?

I am assuming you mean an "attorney-in-fact" under some type of power of attorney document. Likely you are referring to financial powers of...

How to get court appointed trustee to make decisions?

Generally, the terms of the trust will control and you are, as my colleague points out, stuck. I will add that, although I am not sure of the law...