You didn't specify the jurisdiction, her age etc how or where she was recruited (saw and ad somewhere?) ; what did the contract and model...

My 17yr. son is going thru a custody battle, mom is 18yr child is 4mos, can verbal bad words hurt him, or her.

Custody and visitation is guided by what is in the "best interests of the child". The complete picture of whats going on with mom and dad--...

I gave a bk attorney 2500 cashiers check on 2/23 for a retainer . he has not given us an attorney retainer agreement or reciept.

Written retainer agreements are required for amounts of $1,000 or more. Given his behavior, you should contact the state bar ethics hot line as...

1. Most court orders contain a restriction concerning taking children out of state without written permission or court order; check your judgment;...

What form/s do I file to move up the date of an OSC?

Has the other party been served the OSC yet, if not possibly bring it back to the clerk and ask if there is an earlier date available. You may...

Does Ch. 13 really strip the 2nd mortgage or have to repay part of it?

If the house's market value is less than the amount owed on the first mortgage, then the house is "underwater" and there is no available equity to...

Can a 16 yr old move out of parents home after having a baby with out parents concent

There is a Petition For Emancipation of Minor, the forms are available at the court, court's self help office, legal aid, court website etc

Can a 16 yr old move out of parents home after having a baby with out parents concent

There is a Petition for Emancipation of a Minor. The forms are readily available on the county website or from the self help attorney at the court...

Can my friend go get her son from out of state from the father(unmarried) after he has filed papers with the court out of state.

Read the court order. Generally, you need permission from the court (or in some cases written permission from the parent who has custody which is...

How Does my family handle this strange situation?

You need a copy of the trust. Some trusts specify what will happen to a deceased beneficiary's share. If the trust does not provide for that...