Can I do a civil suit and against two people at once?

To answer the first and simplest question, yes, you can sue two people at the same time, if the causes of action relate to the same set of events...

In theory and according to the law, no, it doesn't matter who files first. In practice, there is an advantage, not to being the first person to...

What role does context play for evidence in a criminal investigation

If you're approached by the police because you're suspected of committing a crime, you need to tell them that you don't want to answer any...

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Can I get to be paid?

I'm afraid it's not at all clear from your description what has happened. Without context, we can't know who 'he' is, or what the nature of your...

In general, your obligation to pay child support is independent of whether you see your children. That doesn't mean that you have no right to see...

My husband has been having affair for 5 yrs. children grown. Where do I stand? No fault state, what does it mean?

You are, I assume, contemplating filing for divorce. Oregon is, as you correctly say, a no-fault divorce state. That means that the law doesn't...

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Can I Sue the father of my child who has no relationship with us anymore.

To sue him for what, exactly? It sounds as though he pays support, albeit late. It's not clear from your description what it is exactly that's...

Can I sue for wrongful dismissal after I settle to get my job back?

I really don't think so. Once you get your job back, you're not injured anymore. Anyway, if there was a settlement, one of the terms was likely a...

Is there a law that requires the custodial parent to provide the non-custodial parent with information.

The short answer is yes. The long answer is, the short answer doesn't help you. Her refusal is not something you can punish with criminal charges....

Can your parents make you an emancipated minor if u are 19 . Are you not an adult at 18

18 is the age of majority in most jurisdictions, and for most Federal legal purposes such as taxes. (You still can't drink until you're 21, though.)