What does "Status Check" mean when it stated in a Hearing notice?

The courts require parties to a proceeding to appear from time to time to let the court know where they are. It is a time when the parties can let...

Is there a simple inexpensive way to cash & distribute a check made out to my deceased mother's estate (settled in Aug)?

There is a "small estate" process for handling assets, and a statute that allows banks to make certain payments without a probate. You really need...

I did not receive a notice of an "appeal" court date that my ex filed against back child support.

Generally an appeal does not stay the enforcement of a judgment. Talk to your lawyer. If you don't have a lawyer, get one.

I think you need to focus on getting the suspension lifted. And before that, you need to determine why the state of Oregon suspended your license...

My boyfriends ex was able to get a no haircut policy in their divorce for the son. We want it cut, badly! Its out of control.

That's the craziest divorce decree I have ever heard of. The nine year old might just go to a barber and solve his own problem. If not, it's time...

Yes, you probably have a number of claims against the seller. Check your purchase contract. If it is the standard form used by most Oregon...

Can i be held financially responsible for damages to other vehicles from a car accident when i was driving a government vehicle?

First, discuss this with your lawyer. I assume you have your own insurance. Notify them. Second, contact the governmental agency whose...

Can I gain an easement from the city?

The city would not be required to just give you an easement. But, you might be able to bring an action to obtain what is called a way of...

Can I ask for an extension to stay after eviction I have 3 kids under 4 years old

Having children does not give you a right to an extension. You can try to negotiate with the landlord. If the landlord won't give you an...

Can my mom take my name off the house to get a reverse mortgage without my permission.

Mr. Abbott is correct. He mentions the possibility that you gave someone a power of attorney. If so, you need to revoke it, and you may need to...