Maybe, but there isn't really a civil cause of action for trespassing. I might also point out that, to my understanding, business hours last until...

In theory the court can issue such an order, yes, but they will likely only do so if compelling evidence is presented that it is necessary for the...

My former S/O got a non-contact restraining order in Aug. I will be suing her in Small Claims. Can RO testimony be used in SC?

Yes, testimony given by a party in one proceeding can be used to impeach them in a later proceeding.

You'd have to consult with an attorney who practices in Utah for advice on that state's laws. In Oregon, yes, a parent can be required to pay child...

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Can I sign custody of my children over to my mom while CPS is involved?

No, not really. There are only a couple of ways for your mother to get custody - as opposed to some form of guardianship. One way is for her to sue...

Is a Temporary Status Quo Order request appropriate along with a Motion to Show Cause: RE Enforcing Parental Plan?

If you already have a custody judgment, then you can only file for a status quo order after giving notice to the other party of your intent to...

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Where do I find an attorney in Oregon interested in taking a probono disability-related case against a college?

Many attorneys will offer free consultations. Some will offer reduced rates for clients of limited incomes. But handling an entire case pro bono is...

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It's not clear what you mean when you talk about him "taking you to court." Right now, there is a judgment on file with the Court that entitles him...

Can I sue an individual for defamation or such, for falsely leading police to question me about a shooting?

In order to successfully sue someone, you need to show that they have caused you a cognizable (that is, quantifiable - preferably in terms of a...

I had my sisters son for years and he just a few months ago returned with her Do I have a rights or could I do anything to keep

Oregon law makes it possible for a non-biological-parent to sue a child's biological parents for custody of that child. However, Federal law and...