We are separated & have 2 children.No one has legal custody.She is moving out of state & taking them. Can she legally do this?

Yes, she legally can . . . unless you file something in court to stop her before she leaves (and even up to six months after she leaves). As for...

How to get my name off the house my ex husband still lives in

Actually, you *can* make him sell it in what's called a partition action, and you can do it in your divorce suit if it's still open. Sure, it'd be...

Probably, but she would have to file a motion to make it happen - and it takes a while to wind through the court system to get an appropriate...

Uncontested divorce and property rights

Whether or not your divorce was contested or uncontested, did you divide up marital property in some kind of a settlement agreement as part of your...

Is this check fraud? Theft? How do I recover my money when she took my custom product then stopped payment on the check?

At this point, your best bet might be a letter from an attorney so that she knows you mean business. Contact me offline if you're interested in...

I received a ticket , am not guilty. Sent in ticket portion, signed not guilty, but had no monies as collateral as asked.

You should contact the Magisterial District Court and arrange a time (soon!) for you to come in and ask the Judge in person to accept your not...

Can agift be taken back?

Unless she made the gift contingent on your staying married to her daughter - and she can prove it - the motorcycle is yours. Ride on, brother.

How do I get money back that was loaned to a friend (basically on a handshake)?

In short, you can't other than suing her for the full amount due. If she's following your agreement, I can see a Judge allowing it to continue and...

Wrongfull Termination

My guess is that you are an "at-will" employee -- meaning there is no written contract for your employment. You also are not a member of a union,...

Does an incarcerated parent have any rights pertaining to custody of their child while they are in jail?

Yes, an incarcerated parent can take part in custody decisions and court proceedings while a "guest" of the county or Commonwealth. Of course,...