Can I still file on behalf of her and will she have the right to remove herself if so?

Without more information about the context, it's hard to give much advice. Once she turns 18, your daughter will be an adult and will have the...

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Can I respond with motion to dismiss on inappropriate use, TR 65, lack of jurisdiction, affadavit did not constitute proof

Probably not. You can, however, file a motion requesting a hearing to review the temporary order. If it was obtained in this way, most likely what...

See above.

a) No. No court will force your wife (much less if she's your ex-wife) to live anywhere in particular. However, if you seek and get legal (and...

Can I sue DHS for lieing and putting me and my family through emotional and physical abusement through there system?

No. DHS, like other government agencies, has sovereign immunity against lawsuits for its official actions. There are exceptions, but they're fairly...

What rights or remedies do I have from an unauthorized submittal of my resume from an agency to a client?

You'd have to have an attorney review the contract that you had with this recruitment agency (#1) to see what remedies might be available. If you...

We live in Bend, case is in Vegas. How do we proceed if we are now out if state?

You'll need to hire an attorney who is licensed to practice law in the state where the case is taking place. (In theory you may be able to...

What can I do to keep the child with me?

In order to answer this, one would have to know: Why do you have guardianship of this child? Generally that will either be as a result of voluntary...

How do we get a hold of her true numbers to show the judge she's outright lying?

If you're involved in litigation (i.e., a divorce case, or a motion to modify child custody or support), you have the right to request discovery -...

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The union his 401k is under is refusing to release his funds, and he is going to be found in contempt of court because of it.

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

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You can, but you don't necessarily need to. Courts in family law cases have what's called "original jurisdiction," to hear issues raised. This...