Generally yes, evidence discovered and testimony given in one proceeding may be used in another proceeding, even if they aren't related at all.

The only way that anyone can ever legally force anyone else to do anything, in a child custody context, is to file a motion with the court and ask...

Probably not. The 'Miranda rights' trigger only once you are actually detained. Anything you say to the police voluntarily before you are detained...

A landlord has a number of different options for giving a tenant notice to vacate. Broadly, these are: Notice for extreme cause (24 hours): a...

The only way that anybody can ever legally force anybody else to do anything is to file a motion with the court. Here's how this might play out...

A person who violates a restraining order or a no-contact order can be charged with a crime and, if the violation is proved by the state, convicted...

Family law courts have "original jurisdiction," which is a fancy way of saying that judges are not restricted to the claims in the parties'...

You haven't asked a question here, so it's hard to give an answer. If you were physically injured so badly that you required medical attention, you...

Yes, they can. You can refuse the UA, of course; but if you do, they may ask the juvenile court to remove your children from your care, if they...

To change your name, you must file a petition with the circuit court of the county where you live, and pay a filing fee (currently it's $124, but...