It depends on the agencies. There are agencies that are cross-commissioned which means the “city” cop may also be a tribal cop as well.

Oklahoma allows pro se representation so no you do not have to use a lawyer. However I would advise you to use one because there are a lot of things that can get missed if you are not familiar with the process.

From the limited information your best bet is to contact a family law attorney for a motion to enforce. However without fully researching the facts of your case this is a general recommendation.

DHS may or may not drop the case. However, by your parents obtaining guardianship would allow the DHS worker to let your child remain in the care of a family member and not go into foster care in the event DHS stipulates you having to correct some items. If you feel there is validity to the... View More

Are you married still? Are the any injunctions in place? Do you have access to the account normally? However, you will not probably get a direct yes or no answer on this from any attorney because there are always many facts that go into things. Contact a family law attorney to assist you in... View More

You can file a modification but from what you are saying you may not meet the significant change standard required to get the modification. Depending on the wording of your previous custody order you may be better with a motion to enforce if there is something that is not being adhered too. Contact... View More

Your father filing a Quit claim deed would be your easiest and cheapest way.

The only way the adult child could override the spouse is if there is an advanced directive that designates the child as a proxy for decisions.

That would exceed the power of the DA. The DA could request it but the judge judge would have to order it, unless it is through the DHS.

This is not a simple yes or no. There are many factors involved and would also depend on your current custody order.

In short, yes it is within the ability of CSS to take taxes to pay for arrears.

Sorry for your loss. This time is always challenging. Is there a question you are wanting to ask?

In most situations there are automatic injunctions put in place to prevent the changing of bank accounts, insurance, and utilities and the like. You need to consult with an attorney on this so that you can be represented fully. To your other question, yes you can ask, and file a joint affidavit... View More

You cannot force Waffle House to do anything. You, however can file a police report for the assault and harassment against her. Additionally you can file for separation/divorce against your husband if you are not able to reconcile. Good luck to you.

You will need to post this in the MO and IL forums.

What are you attempting to sell and how long has it been since the felony conviction? More information is required to fully assess your question.

Because, in a lot of cases it is better for you to seek counsel. What often appears like "common sense" may in fact be the opposite of what years of case law and statutes have said. This is where the lawyer and judges may, not always, be more capable in actual knowledge of the law. I... View More

The parent can ask - but there isn't anything requiring the refund. There is no federal law, and most states classify the donation as a gift and therefore no longer the property of the person giving the donation, and thus not required to be returned. However, if the funds were donated with... View More

Yes and no - or better yet - it depends. Since the child is a resident of Florida you will need to talk to a licensed attorney in Florida to establish a guardianship and then you would be able to bring the child here. But without that in place I would be cautious.

This is one for the insurance companies to fight out but if you turned into them and they were sitting still then most likely you will be responsible party because you are responsible for your car in movement and making sure to clear obstacles.