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No, she can't. But to force her hand you will have to hire a lawyer and file for a legal separation and fight for satisfactory visitation agreement. You can contact the school and his teachers all you want to as long as there isn't a restraining order against you or other court order prohibiting...

Sorry, but you will have to pay it. Be thankful they are not adding on interest. maybe they will allow you to make payments, if not, get a low interest fixed rate credit card and pay off as soon as possible! Make sure the interest rate isn't an introductory offer only lasting 3 months...make...

It is not legal in all states to videotape someone without their knowledge so check your state laws first! Felony charges cannot be expunged.

To Scooterdog: They do not fingerprint or DNA type drug pipes found in the backseat of cars (unless of course the pipe was used to murder someone). Not all pipes are meth, some peeple actually still smoke pot, and don't forget about crack pipes. To skuhl88: Follow my previous advice and...

What are the options for a 403(b) when switching jobs? http://www.403bwise.com/faqs/ 1. Move the money into your new employer's 403(b) plan. Note, as of 2002 a 403(b) can be rolled into a 401(k) and vice versa. Not all plans allow such transfers, so check with your employer (former and...

He can try to be upfront with any employer about his past so as when it comes up it may turn into a non-issue. However, that being said, he can't bash ex-wife when he does so. he can only say he was wrong, has grown as aperson, and is looking for a second chance to prove himself with this...

Tough one to answer. May be a violation of your prior drug court program and so could have serious problem. If you can't afford a lawyer, you'll have to go with court appointed. Do not try and deal with this on your own. Some lawyers give free consultations and will quote you a price so do that...

If it was found in your car you are in possesion of the pipe. What is the "record" you allude to? Have you been in a drug court program before? Get a consultation with a lawyer. http://www.adp.cahwnet.gov/DrugCourts/overview.shtml

If you signed the contract stating you would, then it is legal.

Bankruptsy is very detailed and complicated. You may be able to get a free consultation to answeryour questions and then decide if it's the right path for you. If possible, rent out one of the houses, if not already doing so, to at least have some income to pay towards the debts.

Yes. Hire a personal injury lawyer. Be sure you understand the terms of the contract and his contingency fees as the fees could eat up any award you are offered.

Check out landlord tenent laws (google) for your state.

Need to know exactly what type of plan you have...401, 457, 403b, etc,..before someone can help.

Yes, it is legal.

If your step mother will not help you may need to petition the courts to allow you access. Talk to the doctors first and see if they are willing before you get a lawyer involved. Have "proof" that you are the daughter and ask the holders of the medical records what steps you need to take.

First, get another professional to check out previous work. IF he finds that original problem was NOT fixed (get in writing), then Second, get a written estimate on what it will cost NOW to fix the same problem. Sue for the original cost 1,900 plus service fee (if you paid); then, if new cost is...

It never hurts to consult a lawyer and I highly recommend it. If he doesn't have the money, in court he pleads not guilty and ask for a lawyer. He needs to ask the court clerk for the paperwork after the hearing. BUT if he can at least get a consultation before the hearing that may help him...

You can only claim the actually money spent and likely will not get court costs (either will he). BUT you need to get another professional person to inspect the work to prove your case that the original problem was not fixed and how much it will cost to fix original problem. THEN, sue for what...

See if this other part helps at all. I can see why you are confused.... Calafornia PROBATE CODE SECTION 6400-6414 6400. Any part of the estate of a decedent not effectively disposed of by will passes to the decedent's heirs as prescribed in this part. 6401. (a) As to community...

Did the deceased heir have a will that may shed light on this matter?