Meet with an attorney for a step-parent adoption, but being married is a good first step. If you consider yourself as being married, a common law...

What can I do if an insurance company refuses to pay for fixing my car?

You didn't give any details on whether you were in the car when he hit it, whether you were injured, how much damage there was to your car, what...

What steps do I need to take to have a titled mobile home in my estranged nieces name removed from the property I own?

The safest thing to do is to file a small claims action called a "Forcible Entry and Detainer" to obtain an order of the court authorizing you to...

Can a 17 yr old move out?

If her parents are willing to allow her to move out, they could sign a document giving authorization for you to act in their place to obtain...

Is there a specific period of time to determine abandonment charges in Oklahoma?

There is no such thing as "abandonment" one can be charged with Felony Failure to support, but your best course of action prevent someone from...

My child will be 12 in March. The father was only ever present for a year. From age 4-5. And no contact of any kind since then.

As always Ms. Ross-Jones is correct in her response, but I wanted to note your husband may be eligible for "reimbursement" of adoption expenses,...

Can supervised visitation take place overnight?

These questions should be asked of your attorney. You might also consider seeking appointment of a Guardian Ad litem, who would appear at any...

How can I get my divorce settlement changed after divorce is finalized?

If you had an attorney, ask him/her about this. If the Decree was entered your "Property-Division" would be a closed subject, but if this was kept...

Do I need an attorney?

You do need a lawyer, even if DHS accepts a safety plan and doesn't open a full blown case, you will need a lawyer to modify the Decree so you have...

IIm currently on probation .I've done everything asked of me ie classes ect I'm still paying clerks fines and monthly probation

Ask your probation officer, but don’t violate any term of your probation without an order of the court allowing the modification of the terms.