Probably best to consult in person with a personal injury lawyer so that you can discuss all the details. Off the cuff, this sounds like a...

What should I do, to make this women who has the same title as me no she can't get away with this behaviour

Unless you are being singled out on the basis or race, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability or anther similar protected characteristic,...

How can i get the pay he owes me i live in new mexico now my son will be 17 in sept

Absolutely you can still get what he owes you. Many Arkansas attorneys would be willing to handle a child support case for a percentage of the...

Can I sue or take any legal action towards my owners

I'm having trouble following exactly what you are saying, but if your employer is not paying you properly and not following the laws on break time...

Trying to find out who to report a County Jail 2 for breaking federal guidelines and regulations unsafe living conditions

Start by calling the ACLU of Arkansas, they can dirrect you how to go about it.

Can my father press charges against me for forgery if neither one of us can prove that the other committed the crime?

The State can file charges based on his claims if they are so inclined. If he has threatened you with prosecution to get you to pay back the loan...

Can I drop out with parental consent when I turn 17 even if I am court ordered to go to school.

You answered your own question. You are court ordered to attend school. Don't violate a Court Order.

Your marriage is not void if the cerimony was performed my someone legal allowed to do so. Further, marriages in Arkansas are not voidable based...

No. Unless your parents are abusing you, you have to stay until your are 18 or they tell you you can move out. If your parents are abusing you,...

What can I do to prevent him from just taking my son and leaving when he is going sign over his rights anyway. Can he do this?

As married parents, you are presumed to have joint custody, so be proactive and don't wait for him to make a move. Go to your local prosecuting...