This is a complicated matter, because with employer rights they can have policies in place that would allow a search of belongings (for specific purposes), however, there is also an expectation of privacy that has to be protected. You should contact an attorney so they can fully review all the... View More

First, this is a forum for Oklahoma, if your case is in Texas you should repost this in Texas for their input because you have to be licensed in Texas to give legal advice in Texas. Second, you have no question to be addressed, you seem to have the conclusion that it should be dismissed. Contact... View More

This will most likely be a challenging thing to correct. Your best bet is to contact your country's consulate and have them assist you in correcting this, because you will need some official documentation to prove the facts of your case.

DHS reporting is confidential and anonymous. Therefore any blatantly false allegations can only be prosecuted by DHS.

In Oklahoma, the child must be a resident within the state for 6 months. Once that is established, it remains that state until another state's residency jurisdiction takes over.

Once the parental rights are terminated and the original adoption is approved you would have to file for adoption of the child(ren) and prove that it is in the best interest of the child(ren)

As my colleague mentioned. The Bio- fathers rights, privileges, and responsibilities will be terminated upon a finalization of adoption. Support will have to be paid until the day it is finalized.

Almost every tribe does not accept dna for membership.

The technical answer is if it is In a place of business or intended to be for profit (even if it is not profitable) then yes a decal is required from the tax commission.

The beneficiary will receive that benefit as those are processed outside of other items. Generally, As a joint owner it is normal to have rights of survivorship which the owner surviving receives the rights/ownership of the property in question. To get more specific answers with your case then... View More

This is dependent on how things are set in place in regards to any will/trust or eatable planning.

Normally, property is marital property and normally goes to the spouse, however with majority of law there are other factors that can be in place. Therefore you need to contact an attorney to... View More

Property division should have been covered in your decree. Majority of property division is done prior to decree additionally there is normally a clause in the decree when one person does not transfer title, usually within 30 days, then the decree can be used to get the transfer complete without... View More

Common law is a fact intensive situation. Just one element may or may not be enough to establish it. However the intent of the parties to be a married couple is what has to be established. This is done by the other times such as the filing of taxes, claiming another as spouse on insurance... View More

Could be for property taxes. Those are yearly regardless of a mortgage or not.

Once a parent always a parent until your rights are relinquished as a process of law. You cannot just simply waive the rights unless you are giving consent for a step-parent to adopt. Even if you attempted to waive the rights you are still responsible for support until someone else fills that role... View More

You need to post this in Colorado forum

Sorry for your loss. Losing a loved one is hard enough by itself but then to have family issues on top of that makes it worse. Based on the limited amount of information you gave you need to contact an attorney as soon as feasible because you most likely have more rights than they are claiming you... View More

Like my colleague stated you do not have enough information. In addition to that, if there was a divorce already any decree/order would be dictating.

Sorry for your loss. Due to the sensitive nature in dealing with wills/trusts you need to contact a probate lawyer to make sure your interests are represented.

Due to your case specifics and the uniqueness of your case, your issue cannot be resolved in this forum - you should contact a criminal law attorney to assist you.