I missed my court but i send a letter why i didnt attend my court whats going to happen to me??

Generally, personal appearance by you or your attorney is required at a court hearing. It is theoretically possible that the court noted your...

I don't know who the father is of my son, but my husband wants to adopt him how is that done?

Yes, it is possible to accomplish this, but it will likely take a two-step adoption process. The first step is terminating the unknown father's...

What is the validity of an agreement signed by a minor without representation?

An agreement signed under duress/force is not an agreement. However, my guess is that this was not "forced," but rather was a precondition of...

Is there any red flags on property originally split by 6 sibs now gifted to 1 sib days after a stroke and 8 days before death?

Yes, all of that sounds fishy. Strokes often affect judgment and mental thinking and there is little reason to expect that he recovered in a single...

Does my child's father have to pay modified child support since I filed a request through DCS to have the amount modified?

Generally speaking, a new child support order will not take effect until after entry, unless the order specifies a retroactive date. Courts will...

What do I do if the mother of my kids left the state 5 years ago and left the children with me and now she’s coming back.

You should've been in court changing the parenting plan and support orders 4-5 years ago. You can ask, but the court is VERY unlikely to give you...

On some level, she chose to lease there. I'm not certain whether the apartment complex simply has thin walls or what, but in any event, she leased...

Can I move in with a friend?

So, it sounds like your family avoided a legal guardianship by your parents giving a power of attorney to your aunt/uncle to care for you. As long...

I'm not sure how your being in Washington state helps avoid a loan. Is any case, whether they will seek a judgment may be entirely dependent on the...

How can I file a counter contempt of court paper, without an attorney ?

If the judgment requires you to sign a deed, then you will ultimately need to sign it. You will not likely be in contempt unless you are refusing...