No. A landlord has a number of different options for giving a tenant notice to vacate. Broadly, these are: Notice for extreme cause (24 hours):...

No, you can't represent someone else pro se, including your spouse, unless you have a court appoint you guardian ad litem over them.

The criminal statute of limitations for the most serious crimes against children runs until the victim turns 30 years old, or until 12 years after...

Whether to "drop charges" is not a decision that a crime victim gets to make. Whether criminal charges are placed before a court is entirely at the...

Whether criminal charges are brought is entirely the decision of the county district attorney. (Contrary to popular belief, there is no such thing...

Yes, if you damage your landlord's property (or a person under your control, such as a guest, does so), your landlord can sue you for it. Most of...

You don't appear to have asked a question here, so it's hard to give an answer. (Please see this Guide:...

You probably cannot effectively sue your case worker. DHS caseworkers, like all state officers and agents, have qualified immunity to lawsuits for...

You can ask for whatever you like. Exactly what will be ordered, will be up to the judge. I'm sorry we can't say much more than that; but it is...

Yes, you can. You need to consult with an attorney in private immediately. Given that you're under age 18, you're probably going to need to ask...