Will I get into trouble by contacting the person I put an order on

At a minimum, doing this would make it much harder for you to keep such an order, if the person being restrained wants to contest it. I would...

Pro Bono: Does any lawyer in TN do pro Bono cases? Grandparent visitation court order we want terminated & with prejudice.

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

Ok, now I have filed bankruptcy. I filed chapter 13. i was discharged. Now they're trying to charge my wife for some debts.

Under Oregon law, a spouse can be responsible for certain debts incurred by the other spouse. Your wife may possibly be liable for your credit card...

If a stalking protective order is issued, does is affect individual's background check?

Yes, a Stalking Protective Order will show up on most background checks. And yes, a petitioner in such a case can voluntarily dismiss the order at...

My husband that I dont leave with has threaten to kill me with gun or knife a lot if I don't go back with him? What can I do?

You can't help him, or change the way he feels. You need not be concerned with that. He's not saying these things because he cares about you as a...

If you want a second opinion on what's going on, you need to consult with an attorney in private. You're allowed to do that, even if you're...

Birth certificate question

You'd have to adopt the child. The father would have to be notified, and would have the right to object. You should consult in private with an...

My son will be 18 soon ,does this mean when he turns 18 the court order visitations stop because he is an adult now,

When your son is 18, he will be an adult, and he can decide for himself whether he wants to visit his parents.

Can a district attorney decide charges will not be dropped even if the victim wants them dropped?

Yes, the DA can make that decision. Usually they need the victim's assistance for a prosecution, so they're reluctant to proceed without it - but...

My husband and I are separated (not legally). He is retired and does not have health coverage. Am I required to cover him?

No; but if he files for divorce or separation, he can ask the Court to order you to keep him covered for the duration of the case.