What to do about a debtor collection?

It's a bit difficult to understand your account here - you seem to have copied and pasted some text, without saying what it's from; and the quote...

Your first step should be to make a report to the police. Note that whether to follow up on criminal charges is entirely at the police's...

On what grounds can a parent change custody agreement in a divorce?

Neither parent can unilaterally "take away" custody of a child from another. A parent can file a motion to modify a custody judgment, and ask the...

Depositions are not generally a matter of public record and are not open to the public. Court hearings are open to the public, however, if the case...

My daughter lives in OR and I live in WA. I have WA CUP Health which covers emergencies. Do I need to provide OR health ins?

If no court order says you have to pay an obligation, then you don't have to. But bear in mind that under Oregon law - which will apply if the...

What rights and expectations do I have as a father who lives in WA while my child lives in OR. No parenting plan yet.

Ms. Gruber is correct. Your right to see your child under Oregon law is not connected to child support payments. I can't imagine how you got...

Is fraud on credit cards always a sentence or just probation?

Well, first of all, it's not self-evident from your description that what your husband did was a crime. While it would be criminal fraud for him to...

I want to get a no contact order dropped and I'm looking for a lawyer to help me do it probono where would i find one?

You can ask anyone; but don't be surprised if the answer is no. Pro bono work is generally reserved for cases that have a large social impact,...

What kind of legal action can be possible to take if I had been exposed to urine and semen contamination of foods by a roommate?

If you could prove that your roommate had intentionally exposed you to these substances, you could sue them on a battery theory. (Whether you'd be...

Can a custodial parent be held criminally liable for alienating the other parent? Mine is a very extreme case and hes a felon.

No. "Parental alienation" is not a crime. If you can prove that the father has ignored court orders, you may be able to enforce those orders;...