I have had my child for 3 mo, mother left for a job in another state and now wants me to take him to stay for 2 mo, should I?

You can only "file a status quo" - that is, get a temporary protective order of restraint ('TPOR'), that fixes the child's schedule at what it's...

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She quit her job

It's not clear from your question who "she" is, or what kind of trial we're talking about (or whether it's an actual trial, or a temporary orders...

Pregnant girlfriend

No one can ever legally force someone else to get an abortion, if that's what you're asking. If your girlfriend wants an abortion but finds...

I am 13 and me nd my dad dose not talk to me and my mother is strugling can i take him to court and make him sign his rights ove

No. Minors cannot take legal action against their parents' parental rights. (Also, no one can ever "make" someone "sign over" anything. The idea of...

Can my landlord evict me for having a family live with me ?

This question - or a very similar one - was just asked and answered in this thread:...

If I have a verbal aggrement to have my partner move in . Can the landlord evecit me?

The word "evict" may be misleading here. If you have a month-to-month lease, then either you or the landlord can terminate that lease, for any...

Where can a person with limited funds, find an extremely good PRO-BONO attorney to represent them in a case against cps?

Here's the thing about pro bono work: Many attorneys will offer free consultations. Some will offer reduced rates for clients of limited...

Regarding class C felony

Failure to appear on a charge is a separate conviction from the underlying charge.

My email and financial accounts were hacked and I may know who was behind it

Your first step should be to talk to your bank. They can advise you on what you need to do to keep your accounts safe - including changing to all...

My husband wrote up an asset division agreement which we both signed (not notarized). Will this hold up if he takes me to court?

The written agreement could be enforceable (whether it's notarized or not makes no legal difference whatsoever), but you might be able to argue...