Is it possible to remove my 17 yr old son from the home of his non-custodial ex-step-dad in La. due to him failing school?

The first question that is needed to be asked is whether there are any court orders out there and, if so, which State are those orders...

I became unemployed and childsupport increased 400.00?

How did the increase come about? Did you go to Court on a modification after your lost your job? If so, did the Court impute income for some...

You will not be able to sue his estate for child support, however you may be able to make a claim against his estate on behalf of your children...

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I was denied public defender without given affadavit to submit. I have court March 12, 2014 and no attorney.

I would contact an attorney TODAY. Debra Reece is a frequent contributor to Avvo, practices in Russellville, and would be an excellent...

I recently bought some land in the countryside. Does a 20 yr old fence define new property boundaries?

You will probably need to sit down with an attorney, because there aren't enough facts in your post to answer your question.

Is he able to contact me and come back home?

If I understand your question correctly, the Court issued a no-contact order against your husband in connection with criminal proceedings against...

Wanting to sue a non profit (their employee) and Arkansas Adult Protective Service employee for slander and defamation of

An attorney cannot really evaluate a case over an Internet Q&A forum, but as Mr. Lassen stated you are going to be facing a big hurdle to get over...

If I file to remove an Executor would I have to appear for hearings or would my attorney handle it if I live far away?

That is something that you would need to discuss with your attorney. If the matter is limited to legal arguments -- why the law means this or why...

Unless all interested parties agree to the resolution of your motion, then you will need to attend a hearing and present your case. The hearing is...

Can I sue my father for back child support if I'm over 18?

Yes. Arkansas has a statute that specifically allows you to do so, as long as you file your petition within 5 years of your 18th birthday.