My spouse falsely accused me of threatening him/ my sons lives and obtained an order of protection. Son (18) mental issues

Usually there is a temporary order of protection and then a hearing on the issues soon after. Did you attend the hearing?

Someone could have written down your vehicle's information and claimed that he either tried to break into their vehicle or vandalize it. Good...

How long do I have to file an answer to a motion to modify child support in Missouri?

Generally 30 days from the date of filing. Steven Parnell Weaver - and why wouldn't you ask your attorney of record?

I have legal guardianship of my children and want them returned from my ex husband's mother and father.

Did you relinquish your parental rights?

Is a person able to get a restraining order without reason? Is it illegal to falsely accuse someone before the courts?

Initially yes but there is a court date scheduled usually within a week or 2 of the issuance of the order and you can explain the situation to the...

I MOVED TO A HOUSE AND SIGNED A LEASE WENT TO HAVE THE ELECTRIC TURNED ON AND COME TO FIND OUT THERE WAS NO WIRING IN THE HOUSE

You need to hire an attorney who does landlord and tenant law. I would argue that the house is inhabitable and not suited for its purpose, which...

My mother died the 5th of the month while in a nursing home. The nursing home received her monthly check for there services.

Honestly it depends on the billing cycle. I think if you contact their billing dept., you may get some useful answers.

My daughter personal phone was listened into by a manager and when my daughter ? her was fired. No company policy for them

Missouri is an at-will state so even though they may have violated her privacy, they can fire her for any non-discriminatory reason. There may be...

How long does the courts have to go after a person for a crime?

If the charge was a felony, yes. Usually a misdemeanor has one year from the date of the incident unless the case was in warrant status, which...

Probation violations

The court generally can modify the terms of your probation but the issue is whether the judge actually did it or if a clerk just added it...