Is there any justice available for people with no money? (Circumstances are such that no money because of child support issue)

Sometimes, there's no justice even for people who do have money. "Justice" is, I'm afraid, so subjective and personal that it's categorically...

DHS IS DELAYING REUNIFICATION WITH MY SON WHO WAS TAKEN FROM ME TWO MON THS AFTER HIS FATHER COMMITTED SUICUDE IN MY PRESENCE.

First, please turn off your CAPS LOCK. It's like you're screaming at everyone, which I'm sure you don't intend. Thank you. You don't appear to...

When, if ever, is it appropriate to give the court a rundown of the history in a custody case.

This is so vague and general that it's hard to answer in a meaningful way. Certainly the past is relevant if it gives context to a present...

My son requested a "fast and speedy", the Interstate Agreement on Detainers, why hasn't that been acknowledged?

It's not quite clear what your question is here. Your son will need to consult with a criminal defense attorney who's licensed to practice in...

I am the non custodial parent and our daughter just told me that her father is sexually abusing her

First of all - This is a situation of such special, urgent importance, that our standard disclaimer must be reiterated: You need to talk to your...

My question is a Lawyer's conflict of interest?

These connections sound far too attenuated to create a serious conflict of interest, or even appearance of impropriety, to me. The guardian's...

In theory, yes, lying in statements made to a court is a crime. In practice, though, it is incredibly unlikely that anyone will be prosecuted for...

Can a person file a contempt of court claim against their ex in a different state than the one the divorce was filed in?

If the divorce case was handled through Texas courts, and the child lives in Texas, then he'd have to file any motions in that case in the same...

Is it legal for a lawyer to question me under false pretenses?

What you describe is not illegal in the sense of criminal, but it may be unethical. It's not clear from your question just what kind of legal...

Can a father willfully terminate parental rights in Oregon?

No. A parent can only "terminate" their rights - and responsibilities - in this way if another adult is prepared to step in and assume those rights...