Is a birth certificate as good as a declaration of paternity in court if my husbands ex is trying to get a dna test

Were they married at the time the child was born, or within 300 days of the birthdate? If so, he is presumed to be the father. What is it that you...

Civil Demand Letter from Walmart, Should i pay it?

You were carrying "his" backpack when you left the store? If so, you committed the crime. (please don't post any more facts here...) Talk with...

Can I report my ex husbands lawyer

Since you didn't like your first attorney, I recommend you interview a few and hire one that you like.

How can I get my license reinstated in California when it's suspended from a closed case in 09 that I recently found out about?

Insurance generally covers people you authorize to drive your car. Was there a police report? You should definitely look into hiring an...

First, in a criminal sense, private citizens don't press charges, the DA does. The owner was smart to call the police, and I'm somewhat surprised...

First, whatever you do, DO NOT give them any information. If they don't want to provide you info about the supposed debt, ask to speak to a...

My mom has the deed to her house and it is in her name but her sister-in-law is the mortgage holder. Can she foreclose on my mom

Your mom needs to talk directly with an attorney in her area, with the facts at hand. Sure, if there is payment due and she hasn't paid, she could...

My surgeon wasn't able to complete the surgery and didn't have required paperwork, nor did she prep me for a back up plan.

Unless you had a plan in writing that talked about these issues (where you might be able to bring a breach of contract claim), I doubt these facts...

Is a notice to comply or vacate invalid with the wrong date?

I'm guessing that it is valid, but there may be some quirk of WA law that says it must be perfect. It seems to me that the intent of the notice...

Is there any method whatsoever out there

Vacate as in never happened? Or dismiss, as in I don't want an active restraining order? The latter is probably much easier to do (with...