If I go to the sherrif office to be served papers that I'm unaware of what they are am I being a fool? Should I go?

In most cases you are just prolonging the inevitable by trying not to get served. If you do not go then they will most likely continue to make...

What can a person do if they have a child that is 20 years of age and will not move out of the home?

I would try contacting your local legal aid office to see if she qualified for free representation. She could also try calling the police for...

Are there any marital funds you could use? Some attorneys may take payment plans, and while it may not be your best option, there is always paying...

You should let an attorney look over your purchase or financing agreement to make sure there is nothing in there to allow them to keep the down...

How do I get to move in with my father?

Unfortunately there really isn't anything you can do personally. Your dad needs to hire an attorney to enforce his visitation rights or file for...

Wanting to give custody to the biological mother ?

If you received custody through Court you will have to go back to Court to get an Order awarding custody back to the mom.

Why is my son getting the run around? He filed for joint custody of his daughter but mother refuses.

I think historically women were viewed as the primary caretaker but we no longer have that presumption. A father has just as much of a right to...

Neighbor caused damage to my property. What next?

I would contact an attorney to see about sending a demand letter or initiating a lawsuit. Depending on the total amount of damages it may be better...

Can I move out at 16 without parental consent and without going to court? Could i move in with a friend until I graduate?

As of right now you have no right to move out and live with your friend. If you refused to come home then they could call you in as a runaway and...

Your answer Mr. Holms was given in 2008. It's 2018 and I'd like to know the UPDATED Grandparents rights?

the short answer is in Arkansas you can receive grandparent rights if the child's parents are divorced, deceased, or separated, or if the child is...