Pre-Dispute Agreement voluntarily, but as a condition of employment?

You can try but it is voluntary that you don't have to sign it and work there. Depending on the type of agreement, they do not have to continue...

If a judge does not follow due process in hearing a case, can you void his judgement? If so, what is required to do so?

Not much can be done if you're the plaintiff. You could challenge the law or try to disqualify the judge but that's about it.

How to prove a judge is biased?

You can only ask but the judge decides on what is the best in the situation. It does not mean the judge is bias because they disagree with a party...

Defendant was a no show in small claims court, therefore a bench warrant has been issued. What can I as the plaintiff do next?

That is as much help as they can do. They can only make orders.

Ex wife is now a stay at home. How i will that affect child support?

The new spouses income may be included to calculate child support. This may reduce it or you could impute income which may reduce it as well. It is...

I am doing my own QDRO. I want to stipulate only that I remain as the sole benificiary on all his retirement plans and he mine

Depending on what you mean "sole" beneficiary. The best way is divide it up by each parties share and then let each other estate handle claiming it...

I want to know if I have grounds to dismiss a small claims case that is being brought against me before going to court.

You might have grounds but not based upon what is supplied. Misstatements of fact are not sufficient unless the statements defeat a claim. Small...

for themselves or against themselves? You can go to the faciliator's office or domestic violence clinic to get help to get it against your sister...

How can there not be a specific time limit for a court to respond to a Writ of Error Coram Nobis????

There is no set time limit to rule on it but the judges have to rule on any motion or other pending issue for decision within 90 days or they're...

The statute of limitations is one year against the attorney for breach, negligence, or malpractice. The attorney can sue for up to three years.