Your question is unclear. I'm guessing you are a relative and are pondering whether adoption would be possible despite the fact that your...

Can a appeal be made for a felony conviction in colorado after sentence 2 years ago w/new evidence

You certainly should talk to an attorney if you can. Additionally, the law schools in Colorado (Denver University and Colorado University) may have...

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I completely concur with the above answers, I would just add that you should apply to the public defender's for an attorney. It sounds like you...

How do I appeal a decision of $500 month alimony, when I've not worked in over 3 years from a,bias commissioner in Stockton,CA

You should file an appeal. Factual issues are difficult to appeal because you'll have to show the judge was outside of the normal parameters of his...

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The agency has a certain amount of processing time. Try calling the office and asking how long processing usually takes and double check that...

The case is now on appeal and currently out on bond the case is del of con sub less than 1g

I agree with the above answer, and also would add that you will not be able to sue the state. To sue a state you usually have to show some very...

How can I appeal or modify an existing ruling regarding custody/visitation? I feel the judge was biased.

Bias is not a good reason for appeal, however, some of the reasons you list might be good reason for custody modification. It sounds as though the...

I live in oil city pa and my landlord recently after two years of asking them to fix a leaky window they finally fixed it.

It is not sufficient to tell another agency about the problems and have them document it, and it is not sufficient to tell the landlord about the...

A decision by a judge is automatically appealable when it is a final order. A final order means it makes a final disposition of the case. This is...

How can I be administratively guilty of misconduct for commiting a crime when I've never been arrested, charged or found guilty?

The employer is not required to give due process (the court stuff). Employers are private entities, they can make decisions about their...