Subpoena to court
If you do not appear, you could be punished for contempt of court. You can speak with the attorney that subpoenaed you and ask to be excused.
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If you do not appear, you could be punished for contempt of court. You can speak with the attorney that subpoenaed you and ask to be excused.
You're not able to add terms to the agreement, but you can ask for pre and post-judgment interest.
You may be able to get some relief through the contempt powers of the court or to modify the decree to help prevent things from getting worse --...
The action for alienation of affection has been abolished in Arkansas.
The cost can vary widely depending on the situation. For example, if everyone is still agreeable to the easement and you just need one recorded it...
It appears from your post that, assuming your husband remained in Arkansas, that Arkansas would have jurisdiction over the divorce and...
He should hire an attorney so that the attorney can review the evidence against him and advise him on what to do. If he cannot afford an attorney,...
Your use of the term "holiday" suggests that you may be in the United Kingdom, instead of England, Arkansas (a town in the U.S.). If that's the...
The first thing, don't take legal advice, especially on civil mattes, from police officers. That is not to be disrespectful to the officers, but...
A motion to modify custody does not need to be notarized (though sometimes it is a good idea to do so). It will need to be filed with the Clerk...