I'm questioning a termination because the Dr.'s office "forgot" to send in the FMLA papers in the specified time.

Adam provided a great response. You should discuss further with a local labor/employment lawyer - depending on the specifics you might have some...

What does my friend need to do

It depends on a lot of specifics - like how old the friend is, what the details are of the thing she is going to talk to CPS and the police about,...

What can be done about a temporary restraining order filed by a former boyfriend against me using false accusations, he is a

You need to resolve your criminal issue first, as it will have great bearing on the family issue down the line. Once free and clear of the criminal...

Do you have any of that in writing with supporting documentation or was that just an oral statement from the teller? Depending on the specifics and...

How do I charge the medical staff with "BATTERY" for treating my younger sibling without my consent?

There is a criminal aspect which you should direct to the police who can make the report which gets sent over to the DA for review; and there also...

Can I file my own subpoena in a post decree divorce matter?

Find out if the judge signed it and if the employer has received it. You might need to involve a lawyer if things get contentious as it sounds like...

I have a little problem i have two people tell me what to do, one a my lawyer. i just wanted to see want u guys say.

You should give much more weight to the advice of your lawyer than people that are not your lawyer.

Prenup too close to marriage date?

Maria pointed you in the right direction - ensure a lawyer drafts it, and that she reviews it with another independent lawyer that can advise her...

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Father passed away 02/12/204. His "will" only had one witness and was not notarized. What needs to happen now? Is it a will?

The will is likely not going to be valid so intestacy is going to control. You should think about speaking offline with a local probate lawyer for...

Divorce in Texas

Under the family code you are eligible to remarry each other during the 30 day "cooling off period" that Texas prohibits you from marrying...