What can I do if the NC parent refuses to give child back to primary on date agreed upon? What rights and options do I have?

You'd have to file a motion to enforce the order. You can be awarded makeup parenting time, to compensate for any that you lost as a result of the...

How should one protect one's reputation in court when co-parenting with someone with Borderline Personality Disorder?

Forget your "reputation" - worry about protecting your daughter. Few people will let your "reputation" be affected by things that your co-parent...

Can I deny visitation to childs father if hes spent almost half of their life behind bars and then moves two hours away from her

The answer to the question "Can I deny visitation to my child's other parent because ...?" is almost always the same, regardless of what the "..."...

I am quite sure that a young couple intentionally and in a calculated way set me up to sue me in civil court.

No, you cannot "convert" a civil case to a criminal one. The only people who can initiate a criminal case are the police and district attorney (or...

You should file a motion to modify parenting time with your court, to reflect the current situation. Consult with an attorney in private for the...

I had a domestic violence case dismissed in the interest of justice. Can I sue the county for my lost inocent time in jail?

Probably not. This could only happen if you could prove that the government had arrested you with full knowledge of, or reckless indifference to,...

If the conviction was in Montana, then you'd need to consult with an attorney who practices in that state. You may want to try re-posting this...

This is a duplicate thread. See also this answer here:...

A supervisor at work sent an email accusing me of using a fake service dog. He cc'd a coworker. What remedy or relief can I get?

None, aside from internal discussions with your employer. This is a duplicate thread. This question was also asked and answered here:...

A supervisor at work sent an email accusing me of using a fake service dog. He cc'd a coworker. What remedy or relief can I get?

You should discuss your concerns with your supervisor, but there is no legal right to court-ordered relief for mere "emotional injuries" like this....