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No he can't have the man remove it. He did the work and it would be more work to put it back the way he had it and there would be liabilities to that. Like I said there is a happy medium. He is pretty significantly over the estimate and I would argue that point. I would try to make sure he...

Duraine, he hasn't seen the child in 6 years. That in itself is abandonment and he could have his rights forcefully terminated. He just wants his child support responsibility gone. Letting the spouse's new husband adopt is the thing to do.

If the father is properly medicated and hasn't had problems with them there is no grounds for loss of custody. Medical records are privileged they are not discoverable.

Tell them not a chance and if they keep your deposit you will sue them. Just because they SAY there are cat urine smells does not mean their are and that you did it. The fact that you are allergic is great proof you didn't.

Absolutely not. A 60 day notices means you have to move out within the 60 days not at the end of the 60 days. Once he gives you notice you can move out anytime. Answer the complaint, go to court and tell your side. You win.

Temporary guardianship is something you can terminate at will. Do so and go get your child before this gets worse. BTW, do not treat your child as your best friend. They need a parent not a friend. You can love them, enjoy being with them, but do not be their best friend. It's not healthy...

Mediation is probably not binding. When a Judge says to go to Mediation you GO. Otherwise you will upset him/her. Besides, you have the opportunity to find out more about the case against you before it counts. Refusing mediation is not smart.

There is little to no chance the Judge would have dismissed your ticket when it was the first continuance and the policeman was on emergency training. You did fine. HOWEVER you said one thing in your post that hit me like a brick. If you say it in front of the JUDGE you can be GUARANTEED a...

I realize you don't want to, but "any law" including those which have been set aside is pretty clear. 10 years is a long time. You should be ok.

I would agree with Army. You failed to appear and that will last forever until you take care of it. Besides that DUI isn't speeding, that's a serious offense.

Being on the birth certificate is really not important after paternity is established. In fact, if he wanted, he could put himself on the birth certificate if he has established paternity and he could ask for the child's name to be changed or hyphenated to his name. Absolutely he will have to...

There are legal aide societies and there are rules that 3rd year law students can do a certain amount of work under a supervising attorney, but I dont know of any "law clinic" programs as you speak of them. Its still practicing law without a license for them to do that.

Owensmom, I live in Georgia and I do a great deal with paternity and legitimation cases. While a DHR child support action will get the child support issue settled and the paternity issue settled it will not settle the legitimation issue unless he filed for it. A Mother can not force the...

You can only sue the officer personally if they acted outside the scope of their duties to harm you. Correction, as Army said, you can sue anyone including God and Santa if you can serve them. But if you want to state a claim upon which relief can be granted you need to have an action by the...

Are you here for advice or to argue? You see the word JUDGE in Army's name? He's not blowing smoke. As he said, and I will repeat: Warrants are given on "knowledge and belief." At trial, if this officer did not see what happened (and you have now way of knowing if he was watching) the other...

I agree with both of you. I would prepare to be sued the way Army is telling you to do, but I do not see any Cause of Action unless your actions on the Court were clearly egregious and I do not think from your story that they were. If your play was within a reasonable competitive spirit...

Part of your probation is that you stay away from felons, I'm sure this person qualifies and yes they could revoke your probation. I think you are ok right now, but staying away from a bad guy is a good idea. Find a new friend.

Yes, you are likely to be bound by your agreement if you do not get a release as I have advised you to do. If he suffers damage by selling it for less in an arms length sale you could be liable for the difference, yes. Why are you surprised? You made an agreement and are breaking it without a...

There is nothing iffy about not having the title in hand, especially when they did not take money from you they took your promise (which is looking iffy). You want to back out of this deal and you are making up reasons why its ok. It's not that I don't have sympathy for your actual reason (you...

Well, you have competing interests here. He wasn't very smart to go over the estimate by that far without saying something, but you have received value that you must pay for. It's the concept of quantum meruit. I would go to him and negotiate. Complain that he is WAY over his estimate...