How can unwanted "roommates" be removed?

You can evict them through an unlawful detainer proceeding. Check with the local courthouse self-help section for information about how to file...

There is no rule or limit on how many times a parent can file requests with the court to make custody orders. However, her behavior will only...

Can I personally submit photos of evidence to the court?

We need to know what kind of court you are in (civil or criminal) and what the case is about. The type of evidence you are describing would not...

Opposing attorney offer to settle, are we allowed to negotiate?

The type of documents you need to prove you were (are) divorced are publicly available. Many courts allow online access of records, if you know a...

How do I sign over my complete rights over? I supposibly signed them but I'm still being charged child support.

There is no way to "sign over your rights" to your child, unless it is through a formal adoption proceeding where your parental rights are...

I need legal advice on what to do.

What exactly did the restraining order say? What activity are they restrained from doing? Any time they do something the court told them not to,...

How is child custody decided in CA for divorcing parents?

When a couple divorces custody is determined by what is in the best interest of the child. Not what you want, or your spouse wants. It is about the...

Can Iget marriedand theadopt my baby before I am served with court papers requesting a paternity test from the possible father?

No, you cannot. The biological father has a right to his child, and you cannot unilaterally restrict that right. If he wants to be in the child's...

How to let judge know my kids mom have a active warrant during our custody battle?

Your kids' mom is violating a court order. An ex parte is not the best way to address this, because that requires a true emergency, and these facts...

What Happens Is Custody Courtvif i Been Charged With Child Endangerment ?

Did you get convicted or were the charges dismissed? The judge can consider any relevant, admissible evidence. Prior convictions regarding a child...