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Go to the clerk of court, and ask for a forum to report a change of income, the court should re-adjust it for you.

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Call the clerk of court, they should have a form you fill out, and the judge will decide if you get a new lawyer or not. A motion to dismiss is a motion to dismiss the case, not the lawyer.

Why are there terms for "visitation"? WTF? Sounds like a greedy sister to me. If granmother is failing mentally, I would think, no matter what state, she should be appointed a GAL. I question if granny really knows what is going on. Is she being held against her will? How is this...

Thats damn good advice! These colection people are in hot water. All collections had to stop when the case was filed. Give them hell, don't put up with that crap. Do as Calalily advised, and file a complaint. Then, go to your state bar website, fill in and file an attorney complaint form. I...

You Have to respond, or you will lose. Yes you can file, you have a constitutional right to self representation.

You sure can. The public and empoyer's will not be allowed to view that information. Once it is expunged, it as though "it never really happened".

IT would cost to much money, and take too much time to do anything. When you failed to appear, you screwed yourself. Even once the order was made, you had time to appeal, it appears that you have gone past that time. Does personal/private property have to be "registered"? Think about it.

Look at your state and local rules of civil procedure. If you fail to respond, judgement will be taken against you.

PM your email, and I will get it out.

I didn't read that right, sorry. I thought mom had the baby. That's better yet.

He may show up at the hearing, and the judge would probably listen to him. In most civil cases, you are right, it would be a win by default. The problem here is, this is family law, and the judges don't want to take away a parents rights without a fair hearing. If he doesn't show up at the...

File what? If you are the petitioner/plaintif, you need to serve the party BEFORE the court date. You should have done that the day you filed your papers. If you are responding, you have cetain time frames. What doc do you have, what kinda case?

Well, your boyfriend is now know as a "chi-mo". I don't see it that way, as you were both in school. He will be a registered sex offender for life, unless the good judge found it in himself to do a "defered sentence", which wouldnt be so bad. If you two have contact, and the court finds out...

Your answer is right there. Why is your lawyer telling you that you don't need to do this? With a misdom., you may only have to wait a year. It could be that once the fine is paid, all time served, etc.., that you could then ask for the expungement. Call the AG (att. Gernerals Office) and...

If I were you, I would look into a Federal Action against the above conspirators, maybe even call the FBI on this one. Is that judge practicing law from the bench? Does the clerk, sheriff, police have a law degree and can give legal advice? Has anyone shown you a law that says that you have to...

You don't NEED a lawyer. Two people need lawyers, 1-incompetent, and 2-underage persons. YOu should be angry yourself for the crap they are shoveling your way. Sure, they want you to go PAY for a lawyer, so he can file a bunch of crap that is just costing you more MONEY, and feeds the...

Not legal advice: First of all, your son has a constitutional right to shared custody. Parole and the time he did in the past should not come into play unless it was a sex crime, violent crime. But, from what you have posted, he was on parole befor your grandson was born, he has been a...

IT depends upon age difference. In most states, if one is 16, and has parental consent, and the other is less than four years older, it might be a misdomeanor. If the other is 4 years or older, it is usually "statutory Rape", and yes, it is a registration for life, unless after ten years you...