How do I legally. Obtain my personal property from a place I have been trespassed

If the person in possession of the real property on which the items are located is the one with the RO against you, or if you are prohibited by the...

Confidentiality with new direction

Since no one has responded I will say that I am not sure how you should proceed. I found a useful site on HIPAA (the federal law governing...

How do I move a child support case from Kansas to Oregon when all parties involved live in oregon

I have some links for you, but consider consulting an attorney, just to talk things through and issue spot the modification. Here are some links:...

Bought a car from a private seller about a year ago just found out from Carfax that the odometer has been turned back

Lemon laws are about new cars that can't be repaired. But, this is a crime and has a statutory penalty you can recover $1500 or treble damages. You...

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You should consult with an attorney. You might find that a demand letter from an attorney will do the trick. I agree with my colleagues that if...

My employer refuses to pay me for money owed. Telling me he will use my wages to fix what I broke. Do I need a aturney?

Yes, you should consult with an attorney. Also, here is a link to some information on wages and another on independent contractors. ...

Should I be worried about buying a house with a non-permitted addition to the house?

There can be penalties and fines from the county and costs to repair and bring into compliance. I agree you should consider that. The last client...

My ex-wife won't change our old storage unit into her name. I've asked several times so how long before I can remove her things?

I agree with Mr. Abbott. Also, removing her items and disposing of them may be conversion as the stuff is hers. I would ask what the problem is....

Paying other parties attorney fees.

In my experience it is rare for there to be an award of attorney fees in a modification. It isn't impossible and might happen if it appears your...

Selected as the best answer

To answer your question, no. You really can't make him pay anything he isn't ordered to pay. He should provide for the children's needs when they...