Can a parent deny a child their personal possessions when they kick them out? ie, clothes, school books, shoes? Child is 19.

While I agree with my colleague, I would add that you are not a minor any longer. You are considered an adult at age 18 (in 99% of the states...

Does my sons last name have to change?

I am not licensed in Texas, but I do practice in another community-property state, Arizona. Regardless, most states require that both parents agree...

Are parents liable for out of pocket charges incurred by an adult child that is listed on our health insurance policy?

No, you would not be liable for any financial expenses for an adult child so long as she is not a ward and you are not her guardian (due to mental...

I was awarded sole legal decision making of my child by default hearing. Can I leave state now?

Just because you have been awarded sole legal decision making does not necessarily mean you can jump ship without informing the other parent. The...

Dog got bitten by other dogs

I agree wholeheartedly with my colleagues. Keep track of all your expenses both for the dog and your mother, and then write a demand letter to the...

Is there a way to prosecute our County Animal Welfare Department for animal cruelty and neglect?

It is extremely difficult to sue the government or any public entity and win. That being said, there are organizations like ALDF, as one colleague...

Not only are you unlikely to be held legally liable for their loss of property (the death of their dog caused by the death of your dog) but they...

How do you find out which law firm assists the other party while the other party pretends to be pro per?

A New Hampshire attorney cannot represent a party in Arizona court, unless they are also licensed here. That being said, my colleagues make a good...

Can I sue a county jail

You can, but my colleague is correct: People sue government entities all the time, but it is very difficult to prevail. While it may not have been...

Are temporary orders still in effect until divorce orders go through

Your ex has a creative interpretation of the court's orders. Essentially, he owes you for child support and spousal maintenance under the temporary...