How liable am I for things bought by both me and my now ex girlfriend?

Sounds like your ex is a real gem. I would try your best to ignore her. I highly doubt that any court is going to give her a judgment for the...

Can my wife get full custody and placement of our children?

Yes you should be worried about it and there is always a chance that the Court changes placement, especially here where there is a change in...

Stop the father from seeing his child

There is not enough here to suggest that you can stop the father from seeing the child. Certainly a history of domestic violence can influence a...

If I wasn't served in a contempt motion, will the judge dismiss it or just postpone the hearing?

For motions in a continuing case, you do not have to be personally served, service by mail is allowed. Notice has be given at least 5 days before...

Just because you may be suffering from depression does not mean that you cannot get primary placement of the children. Often these decisions...

If I sign my title n registration over to my 16 yr old and no longer own a car, will she still have a lock on ignition?

I am assuming that this is in reference to an OWI situation where you are going to be required to have the ignition interlock system installed. ...

If I sell my house through a land contract, is that considered a legal sale as far as the IRS is concerned?

No - a land contract is a contract to sell a parcel of real estate to someone after all other conditions of the contract (payments) have been met. ...

Sue a company in a small court for the breach of warranty.

The extent of your damages is the cost of mailing the old battery back, which you probably did not even have to do. Try to move on. From a...

Is it possible & practical to take title to a personal residence in Wisconsin in a land trust, much as one can in Illinois?

A little more information is going to be required to properly analyze this question. Is the trust already established? Where? What is the...

Lease expired but liable to rent?

Unfortunately, your landlord is right - you agreed to give a 60 day notice. This is allowed under statute. \ You can leave the apartment...