Seattle, WA
Ethics and professional responsibility Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility
There's nothing you can do to pre-emptively prevent your co-parent from moving. But if she does, there may be legal remedies to ensure that you...
Nothing happens automatically. It's not quite clear from your question whether your "custody agreement" is a part of a court ordered judgment of...
Oregon is an at-will employment state. That means that, in general, an employer can fire you for any reason or for no reason at all, so long as...
If your attorney continues to fail to respond to your attempts to communicate, tell them in writing (email is ideal, since it leaves a written...
Important disclaimer: First, I am licensed to practice law in Oregon, not New Jersey, so I cannot give specific advice on New Jersey laws. For that...
The statute of limitations (time after a tort, beyond which you cannot sue someone) for conversion - that is, for taking your property - is six...
Generally 'residency' is determined based on where you've most recently resided for six continuous months. If you've been living in California for...
Yes, he is entirely "allowed" to do that. This happens all the time. Your statement that you are "a relatively minor participant of a...
Yes. With rare exception, anything you file with the court must be served on all other parties to the case as well. Think about it this way: would...
I'm assuming, for this question, that you live in Oregon now - if not, you need to consult with an attorney in the state where you live. If your...
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