This is a criminal issue so I will move it to that category for you.

I understand an Attorney is not needed in filing a R.O., but I am interested in hiring one, but unaware of fee's and what kind?

The places I have worked have charged between $2500 - $7500 flat fee for TRO's. It depends on the facts of the case. Just call around.

Will forcing my divorce affect my house sale / buyout??

You can bifurcate the issue of your marital status and have the court declare you divorced (legally single), while reserving the court's...

Is being convicted of contempt of order concealing a child from the other parent valid reason to breaking a summary probation?

These two issues are not related. The probation regarding the breaking and entering is not related to the custody matters. If your son's father is...

How can I move to the U.S. without marriage?

This is an immigration issue so I will move it to that category for you. As to the family law part (the divorce between your boyfriend and his...

I want two people who are more parents to me than my biological parents to adopt me, is that possible?

Once you turn 18 you are a legal adult and can do as you please. You do not have any legal "ties" to cut with your mother the way you would if you...

How to move forward Restrainig Order?

It does not sound like this search was "dumb luck" and that you had some reason to suspect there was an order against your mother. It sounds like...

How can a major retailer threaten my son with shoplifting if he did not do it and did not keep watch or anything like that?

This is not a family law issue, I am going to move it to the proper category for you. Sounds like the retailer may be in the wrong here and you...

I am getting a rejection notice for my divorce judgment . does the time start over?

If your judgement was rejected, then you do not have a date for your divorce to become final. The clerk only gives you a date when they accept the...

I retained an attorney, does that obligate me to pay for his?

I assume this is a family law matter (divorce?). It is true that the higher earning party to a divorce MAY be ordered by the court to pay the fees...