Can I ask for a child support modification or court appeal that was filed 11/15/2017? ?

You should ask a California-licensed attorney, if your order was entered by a California agency or court. In Oregon, to file for a modification of...

A general judgment is the first comprehensive judgment that is entered in a case. Preliminary judgments that deal with only a few issues (for...

No, not at all. Trial memoranda are not pleadings, as a petition and response are. They are merely filed to give the trial judge an idea of what...

URGENT! Is this a legal malpractice for not saving clients’ losing statue limitation?

Missing a filing deadline, such as may be imposed by a statute of limitations, is one of the most well-recognized types of malpractice. However,...

MMy roommates son borrowed my extra phone and his mom took it and refused to return it to me. Is that considered stolen property

If someone obtains property that they know belongs to you and refuses to return it to you, then yes, that would be considered an act of theft...

Is it illegal to ask sibling for $ To not expose something they did that was a crime?

Yes, that is a crime. Specifically, the crime is theft by extortion under ORS 164.075. This law states: "A person commits theft by extortion...

Can he take it back???

There is a general legal principle that a gift cannot be taken back once given. In this case, though, it's not at all clear that he ever...

Don’t I have the right to free travel or do I deed a driver license to travel with my property ?

The right to travel is separate from the right to operate a motor vehicle. The right to travel may be abrogated under certain limited...

What to do ?

File a report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.IdentityTheft.gov. You can also call the FTC Identity Theft Hotline at 1-877-438-4338...

I am trying to obtain text messages from my cellular provider as my phone broke two days before my best friend died.

It is probably not possible, I'm afraid. Only an attorney or court clerk can issue a subpoena, and generally can only do it in the context of an...