Can I appeal and can I get copies of the court transcripts? Restraining order related

You can appeal but you will not win. An appeal in not meant for your displeasure with the judge’s decision or even for your disagreement with the...

Babysitter fees and educational expense

Your question is unclear. Child support is for the every day support of children. Generally, extraordinary expenses are shared in addition to the...

I have a Daughter,

You need to establish your paternity (parentage) by starting a case with the court. Your thought about seeing the court is misguided. It is not...

My ex-husband has legal custody of our daughter, I pay 220.00 per month for child spport. I make $8.00 an hr. at my job.

You should meet with an attorney regarding your situation. If the time-share on your custody order is not the same as the time-share in reality,...

Restraining order for childs father and he doesnt agree with the order

The court will grant a restraining order over the opposition of the restrained party IF you present evidence demonstrating that you are entitled to...

Can I adopt my niece?

In order to adopt, the court would need to terminate parental rights – unless the parents agree to the adoption. Termination of parental rights...

Does this guy have a case against me?

Did he bring the chain back or just demand $40.00? If he wants to rescind he better return the consideration. Best of luck to you. If...

Post-judgment interrogatories are the least of your worries. If the creditor applies for a judgment debtor’s exam, you can be compelled to appear...

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I failed to file withe the court the proof of service to Plantiff.Tentave ruling states my demurrer,taken off calander.Help

Did the plaintiff fail to oppose the demurrer? File your proof of service ASAP. Contact the court clerk to ensure that your demurrer remains on...

Declaration of non service filed by Plaintiff in small claims court

Question no.4: The entire point of personal service with process (summons and complaint) is to impose the court’s jurisdiction over the defendant....