Temporary Custody Order Granted but Never signed?

First, keep trying to get a hold of your attorney. The court may have been closed for a mandatory furlough day last Friday like they were here....

How much trouble can i get in? what is the best way for me to get out of this, I already have points and i'm 19.

There is no easy answer to this. You say that you recieved a letter and a complaint from the prosecution, but go on to say that if you don't come...

Criminal court and friend of the court

A bench warrant is different from a general arrest warrant. Bench warrants are issued when someone fails to appear for a required court appearance....

Apartment building is up for foreclosure

How long is her lease for? Since she wouldn't have to move out until next March, if it even came to that, her lease could even be up by then. If...

If a sherrifs office refuses to give you true copies of a photo that will clear you of false charges, are they guilty of hiding

The prosecution has a duty to hand over exculpatory evidence if they have the evidence and if there is an active case against you. If you believe...

You have to petition the circuit court in your county to change your name. As long as you are a resident for at least one year and are not seeking...

Can a child support judgement be changed when the child is now 31? The state is Michigan

if what you're saying is accurate, it could not be legal because child support can only be ordered, at the most, until the child is 19. No way in...

Since it happened when she was an adult her record is not and cannot be sealed. But if it is dismissed as you say, then it should not prevent her...

My son, his wife and son were staying with me and moved out suddenly

The answer is going to first depend on whether they have peranently moved out, i.e. do they plan on coming back. If they have moved out for good,...

My neice was awarded the family home in her divorce. How does she get her ex to move out?

I'd say that she could either go back to the court because he is failing to abide by a court order and ask the court to enforce it. Or if she was...