Is there a statue of limitations on provable purgery during an administration law hearing for child support?
I answered your other post with my thoughts on why a perjury charge wouldn't go anywhere and that answer can be found here: ...
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I answered your other post with my thoughts on why a perjury charge wouldn't go anywhere and that answer can be found here: ...
I believe this question was already answered when you first posted. While you requested to have your driving privileges reinstated, this does not...
I suggest that you raise these specific habitability concerns with your landlord. Do so in writing (emails are ideal for this, as they provide a...
In order to sue your employer here, your likely cause of action would be negligence. You would have to prove each of the following: (1) Your...
Yes, but it wouldn't really be a "reversal." Because he relinquished his parental rights in 1999, the biological father would actually have to...
Mr. Rafter poses an important question. When you say "missing," what exactly do you mean? If you just mean they aren't paying their rent, you...
The short answer is yes. To modify a parenting plan, your ex would have to prove to a judge that doing so is in your daughter's best interests. ...
The fact that you are appealing does not mean that your driving privileges have been reinstated. The statute under which you were cited provides...
Four things come to mind: First, contempt of a court order must be "willful" (basically, it has to be on purpose). Therefore, inability to...
Four things come to mind: First, contempt of a court order must be "willful" (basically, it has to be on purpose). Therefore, inability to...