Portland, OR
Business Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements ... +8 more
You can tell the police about the harassment and blackmail. He's also likely violating the court order awarding child support, so you might have...
Yes, absolutely. He can disown his daughter all he wants, but he cannot disown his legal obligation to pay child support.
He's not necessarily obligated to support you through college, but it is possible depending on the circumstances.
I don't see why you would be "liable." You haven't committed a crime unless you are helping him avoid prosecution.
You can't if you were convicted of criminal sexual conduct.
Nothing is automatic if you hire an attorney. The court is primarily concerned with the best interest of the child. You would need to establish...
This will probably only have a warrant for you if the other parent files a Rule to Show Cause. If your circumstances have substantially changed...
He doesn't need your consent if he has probable cause -- a relatively easy threshold. Plead not guilty, ask for a jury trial and hire a lawyer....
Prosecutors are usually interested in seeing the victim get restitution for the crime, so settling will probably help. How long the case takes to...
Whether the victim is pressing charges may have an effect on whether the prosecutor is willing to deal. You could end up with a conditional...
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