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Yes but you will probably have to take them to court.

PA does not post out of state tickets to your record so it should not effect your insurance.

First of all this is your wife's debt, not yours. They can come after her but not you and then there is the homestead exemption. Depending on the state, they can get a judgment and collect from her per the laws of your state. If you have your money in a joint account with her, you need to...

Possibly but you have given no facts on which to base an opinion.

A hearing is not required. Once the driver is arrested they can tow the car if no other driver is available. It is under the "caretaking" function. Then they can search the vehicle under standard procedures. Based on the OP's PM, it appears there is some type of conflict between the states...

There is none.

If the child was conceived in NJ, that is all that is needed for jurisdiction.

The place to start is the probate court. You can get a copy of their files by mail for a small fee.

If the land is in Florida, then Florida has jurisdiction. That does not mean that an Ohio court cannot award a judgment that will be honored in Florida. It sounds like you are getting information from someone at the nursing home which is not the place to get advice. Check with the a local...

Call the clerk of court and find out the hours of the prosecutor. If possible go in and talk to him prior to your court date. Ask for the nine over but if not take the PFJ. The members of your household can ony use it once every three years.

Your best option is to show for court and see if the officer shows. If not you can request a dismissal. If he is there you can request traffic school. In some places you will lose the traffic school option if you file a TBD.

First of all the stop was legal since he had reasonable suspicion there was a violation. Doesn't matter how you bought the car. Then once he found out your had a suspension in Illinois, he had probable cause to arrest you. Doesn't matter that you had a valid Wisconsin license or didn't even know...

It sounds like you ignored the original summons and complaint and a judgment has been entered against you. Now they are holding a "show cause" hearing to find out what assets you have that they can attach. If you were not served originally you can file a motion to set aside the judgment. All...

Hire an attorney and follow his advice.

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There is no such thing as Federal divorce law. They are blowing that usual collection agency smoke. It is up to him whether to pay or not if the statute is silent but they could put it on his credit report.

You will need to go back to court.

You need to file for a modification with the court. Unfortunately CS offices will almost never help a man. Talk to the clerk of court and ask if she will show you a similar case and then you can get a copy to follow.

But then how would all the lawyers get paid?

You can file against him in small claims court in Horry. The magistrate there can give you the forms.