If you filed a dismissal, all events were stricken, and the docket reflects your dismissal then it was dismissed.

While there’s no duty to be “nice” to a ward per se, she cannot simply kick you out. Her exact duties depend on what kind of guardianship she has....

Although it’s true it was likely dismissed without prejudice, it might have a 180 day limit on it if it was dismissed for failure to prosecute. If...

You may file an answer but it could do more harm than good if you don’t have an attorney. You might offer seemingly harmless information that is...

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Not if the purpose is to try and communicate, harass, or threaten the petitioner. Unless you have an objective reason to, like because you’re...

The purpose of the temporary injunction is to preserve marital assets and property. As long as she’s not withdrawing, transferring, hiding, or...

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That ship sailed a long time ago. The claim you might’ve had would’ve required you to send a notice to the government agencies very shortly after...

If it’s a non-violent crime, there’s likely not a minimum. How long that person serves depends on numerous factors such as his behavior while...

If he has joint legal rights, then yes. That means his legal rights are equal to yours. Everything you can do relative to making legal decisions...

Yes. You committed a criminal act. What you did afterward doesn’t undo it. Otherwise, it would give you a free pass to use other people’s money...