My fiance xwife wants to file a restraining order on me. If he doesnt sign over rights to her fiance.

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Can I get someone criminal record?

You can consult with a private investigator, who can conduct a background check. You may want to consider this, though: if you discover that...

You can contact the prosecutor's office and ask them to drop the case, but they're under no obligation to do so, and they probably won't. The...

Mother will not inform me about child and is using marijuana regularly and drinking.

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Can i deny visits if my ex moved and refuses to give me her address?

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My son is 38 yrs old 160.000 medical bills he lives with me am i legally responsible

You are not responsible for your adult son's medical bills merely because he lives with you. If you co-signed for the services, are his legal...

On a custody change is the person filing the petitioner even though he was the respondent in the original custody agreement?

If it's the same case, with the same case number, then the Respondent in the original case remains the Respondent, even if they're the one filing a...

In 2003, I was submitted with a judgement from a debt collector. Last month, received notice that they want to renew this?

Under Oregon law, judgments for debts last for ten years, but at the time of expiration they can be renewed for another ten years. Your creditor is...

What types of no contact orders can be put in place by dhs concerning juveniles?

If by "have warrants," you mean, you have a warrant out for your arrest, then any legal action you take is guaranteed to get you arrested. You need...

Having a judgment against an OR company, can I collect from THEIR client in KY who owes them money?

You'd have to talk to an attorney in Kentucky to be sure, but as far as Oregon would be concerned, no. You cannot attach the assets of a debtor of...