Why are there no Kansas attorneys to help? This state also does not offer Avvo calls...because the attorneys wont' help?

I don't know that I understand your question. You can search for attorneys on avvo and contact them to find someone to help you. You can search...

What will happen to me if I filed a police report and it was not all true. Will the state drop the charged on my husband?

It depends on the prosecutor. He may not believe you now. He may believe that the original story was true and you are now lying to try to get him...

Can any charges be filed against me by the family of my significant other?

Being very worried is not fun, I am sure, but is a reasonable reaction. First, people, citizens, do not "press charges." They make phone calls...

would have to see if the lot is posted so that ordinances are applicable. Certainly it is a better idea to wear one. If your Walmart parking lot...

Can a 32 yr old have sex with a 17 yr old legally? In Kansas.

The age of consent in Kansas is 16. So, if there are no other impediments it could be legal. However it is a very bad idea. The 17 year old's...

Possessing sexual images of anyone under the age of 18 is a felony in Kansas. I can not say what Georgia law would consider it. Stop conversing...

Certainly you could file. Whether you should at this time is a different question. You need the assistance of an attorney who regularly handles...

What's my most strategic legal response to the Temporary Protection Order my son (Dad's DPOA) filed against me visiting my Dad?

First, do not fail to appear at the hearing on the request for a protection order. Second, consider hiring an attorney to assist you in the...

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Can you go to prison if your on probation and you get a ticket for disorderly conduct ?

I am sure that your probation has a condition of not violating the law. Simply getting a ticket is not violating the law. But being convicted of...

I was raped a year ago and want to press charges now but I'm not sure how to do it?

The statute of limitations is five years so there is still time for charges to be filed. It is up to the State of Kansas to decide if it wants to...