Is there away around not being able to communicate with the inmate when you are the victim?

You will likely have to talk with the prosecutor on your husband's case to see if he or she is willing to go to court and drop a no-contact order.

Can I get arrested at a later date from breaking a temporary stay away order. Officer said not being charged just filing report.

Unless you violated a protective or a criminal no contact order, you won't be charged criminally. A temporary order is a civil order, subject to...

Can i move from one state to another if i have a child custody case pending? the kids live with me full time

Whether you can or can't is one question. Whether you should is another. Courts don't normally like it when people move in the middle of a child...

Can I sell a Home Awarded in Divorce if I am still on the title?

To be able to sell the home, that has to be explicitly stated in the Decree. Normally, the way you handle this is to file either a Motion for...

In Utah does giving up your parental rights relieve you of your past child support obligation?

Yes, you will. Each month child support is due and not paid, it becomes a separate judgment. It's almost impossible to get out of those judgments.

You can. And he can do the same. And that's the problem. Keeping kids from each other during this process often leads to essentially stealing the...

Can I be arrested for with holding visitation from my exspouse?

Safety concerns are a defense to custodial interference. That said, an officer could file charges on custodial interference if the officer believes...

Can my Brother come back to US after being deported? I have Cerebral Palsy and I need his help and support.

This is an immigration question. Let me redirect you.

How do I find record of a protective order against my husband from his previous wife?

It would, although you have to pay to access it. What you may do is call an attorney and see if one will do you a favor and look up the case. You...

A Utah fertility clinic denied service for me and my wife because we are not a "married heterosexual couple"

This isn't really a family law question. If you are looking to sue, this is more of a civil rights question. You should redirect the question there.