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You can move. She has a right to smoke on her own property whether you like it or not.

The 'plaintiff' is the state and a 'prosecutor' is the states attorney.

For now I have just one question. If you don't know where he lives or how to get there, how do you know so many details (or have proof) regarding the condition of his house? The court/judge will ask you the same question.

There are no official rules/laws. Whether he is scheduled to work or not is up to the restaurant.

Relax, it's been 3 days (barely.) Have a great weekend and if you don't hear from them by Monday give them a call and follow up on the status of your application. They will accumulate a number of applications before narrowing down candidates, give it a few days. According to your information...

If you don't show up in court and argue your side, you will automatically loose the case by default.

They were legally married regardless of the circumstances. Your father agreed to her terms and requests during the marriage and the marriage failed, not uncommon. Your father knew what he was getting into. CA is a community property state, he should have established a prenup agreement before he...

You don't need an attorney. When you go to court ask the judge if you can get the fine reduced by attending traffic school/and or community service. The court doesn't care whether you were doing someone a favor or any of the other circumstances you described. You were driving a vehicle without...

No it does not. Anyone can represent themselves in court but to represent another, you must be a licensed attorney in that state. A power of attorney only gives you the authority to make legal decisions or act on their behalf, it does not empower you to act AS their attorney.

Why would the court order a paternity test regarding a married couple? Isn't the husband the father named on the birth certificate? And why is child support an issue regarding a married couple? Rephrase your question and make the circumstances more clear, as written, it doesn't make much sense.

An attorney and the court process is your only alternative regarding your difficulties. You need to address the warrant, get back into court and amend your support order. Regardless of any amendment to the original order, the amount in arrears will remain the same. You MUST consistently pay an...

You need to contact your lawyer to be sure regardless. Under most circumstances, if charged in a criminal case, you must appear unless your appearance has been excused in advance by the judge. If for any reason you can't appear, you need to contact your lawyer enough in advance to allow...

You need to contact your lawyer to be sure regardless. Under most circumstances, if charged in a criminal case, you must appear unless your appearance has been excused in advance by the judge. If for any reason you can't appear, you need to contact your lawyer enough in advance to allow...

You need to contact your lawyer to be sure regardless. Under most circumstances, if charged in a criminal case, you must appear unless your appearance has been excused in advance by the judge. If for any reason you can't appear, you need to contact your lawyer enough in advance to allow...