Yes, you can file for custody but you would have to file in the state where the children have resided for at least the past 6 months.

If he has a copy, you have no duty to disclose. He has a duty to disclose them to you.

You would need to sue in small claims court to get your money back. An attorney could assist with writing a letter and save court fees.

The court clerk will have the paperwork. It may be a small fee but that's where you will obtain it.

You could but if you're proactive and report the police contact to your PO, they might be lenient with you and not revoke. Just make sure to report...

If you discuss the matter with the DCS officer, they are usually open to hearing and will likely look for other suitable family placement.

I'm not sure of your question but if you feel you are being treated unfairly by a probation officer, you can always ask for a supervisor and ask to...

You can appeal a finding of guilt, which suspends any sentence imposed until the appeal is finished Filing an actual appeal brief is relatively...

Depending on the court it is out of, you should call. Many have ways you can either come in and deal with it directly and others will give you a...

Yes, bad idea to post on the internet. You need a good, aggressive attorney to go in and get this dismissed, hopefully. Do not try to talk to the...