You need a job, you need to be doing well in school (to show maturity), and you need to either move out or be ready to move out (have a safe place...

His children cannot do anything while he is alive and competent. He would have to be the one to take action. However, if he contributed to the...

Yes, it is too late. You only have 2 years from turning age 18 to sue for personal injuries sustained while a minor. I am not sure on the statute...

If it took nearly a year for an arrest to go forward (assuming there wasn't a warrant out this entire time that he was dodging) it is unlikely the...

Very unlikely the charges will be dropped -- you just admitted that he "broke some objects" while angry in the presence of children. That is...

Your failure to appreciate or understand the law is not a reason to have the restraining order dissolved. You had your chance to be heard, the...

Your boyfriend will need to sign an Acknowledgement of Paternity when he is able to do so.

You cannot have guardianship of your own children, or have shared guardianship with one person having primary custody. It is unclear what court...

Whatever your "mutual friend" said is false, and this person was likely confused and/or your spouse was purposely sharing bad information to push...

You are required to try to work with him before going back to court. The easiest way to do this is to hire an attorney. Then you don't have to...