This isn't a rants and raves page. It is a page for legal questions. To ask a legal question, distill your perceived wrong into a set of facts,...

When you can move out is when any of the following happens: (a) you turn 18, (b) you have your parents' consent, or (c) you become emancipated.

Yeah, if there's a court order, you'll need to follow it. What you can do about it depends on where you are in the process, whether the time to...

No. You can't. First of all, this isn't your business. But second, even if it were, you have no recourse for how the recipient parent spends the...

The best time to plan for this is when you make the loan. If you didn't do that, you'll have a dispute about the nature of the "loan," especially...

Under the right circumstances, yes. A judgment can be renewed after 10 years for another 10 years.

To create a lien on a property for a loan, you make a mortgage. Or you get a judgment against the property owner in the county in which the...

The law is that the terms of the contract control. Your kids should have the contract terms reviewed by an attorney.

Either you (a) consented to, or (b) were ordered to have this provision in your decree. To get it out, you will need to modify the custody...

Yes, a park owner can determine how they price out utilities.