Paternity!!
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Seattle, WA
Ethics and professional responsibility Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility
I'm afraid "please help" isn't really a question we can answer. Bear in mind that no one here has any context for understanding your comments; all...
I'm afraid it's a bit difficult to understand just what happened from your description, without any context. (Please see this Guide:...
I'm afraid there's not enough information here to give any kind of assessment of your legal situation. It's not clear who "they" are, or how this...
Yes, most likely.
Traffic laws are so multitudinous and so vague that it's almost always possible for an officer to charge you with something. Whether such a charge...
There's no such thing as "psychological custody," but you may be thinking of the term "psychological parent." To get custody of a child that...
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No. First of all, I doubt that the officer did say that. Second, if they did, they were lying or mistaken. (Police can and do lie to you, all the...
This is not a conflict of interest. If anything, you might want your current attorney to talk to your previous one - they can help ensure that you...
You'd have to sue the parents for custody of the children under ORS 109.119. To win, you'd have to be able to prove that you'd established a...
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First of all - this isn't a legal question. Lawyers are generally concerned with legal rules, not ethical rules, which vary a great deal from...
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