Yes. You should qualify for child support.

If the proposed order contains false statements then an objection should be filed with the court.

Without approval of the other parent, to change a custody order you would have to prove by clear and convincing evidence that such a change is based on the best interest factors of the child.

As a matter of course, one amendment within 14 days after serving the defendant or within 14 days after serving the pleading if it does not require a responsive pleading. MCR 2.118(A)(1).

Your husband had 14 days after he was served with the PPO to dispute it. If he did not dispute it the order is effective until it expires. If he later violates he cannot dispute it. And yes if he violates absent a plea deal you would have to testify.

You should retain a competent divorce attorney asap.

When there is no activity on a divorce filing the court will eventually place the case on the no progress docket. Notice will go out that will state a date of dismissal if the file remains idle.

First, you need to break off your friendship with this person. His selling the baby not solicitatingvthe baby. That is a serious felony.

A no fault divorce is the easiest way to end your marriage.

Call me now.

The age of consent in Michigan is 16. If your roommate is having consensual sex with someone younger than 16, your roommate is committing the act of statutory rape as d fined by the criminal sexual conduct statutes.

I have represented women in several divorce cases that had similar facts. It is an uncontested divorce. You should retain a competent attorney with experience with this type of divorce.

The issue is did the defense attorney object at the time it was presented. If he did and the judge made a mistake and did not sustain the objection then it I would be considered legal error.

No. Under cross examination of the police officer the defense attorney should inquire as to the reason. In the defense attorney's closing the attorney should argue that the photos would have shown no redness or evidence of a struggle.

The answer is, yes. A motion needs to be filed, notice given to your ex, a hearing date for your motion to be heard, then the judge will decide.

See MCLA 780.16. The warrant should have an expiration date. After that date the magistrate is limited to no more than 60 days.

You should retain a competent attorney. The attorney's job is both represent you in all dealings with your spouse and to prepare all necessary documents to properly represent you including drafting a proposed judgement of divorce.

It is my understanding that under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution the officer would need a search warrant or your permission to examine the contents of your safe in your dorm room.

No. A detective with an arrest warrant is sufficient.

I'm not sure what is the connection between the chain email and your ad. Nevertheless, most likely, your action. May be the subject of a crim investigation investigation.