If it was ruled improper venue then it would probably dismissed without prejudice and you would probably have to file anew with the correct court. If it is a change of venue the court would probably transfer everyhting to the new court and it would pick up from where it left off. Either way you... View More

It is very unlikley that you will find a case where the child's choice was the only factor used to determine what is in her/his best interest. (Actually you won't.) Numerous factors are considered by the court in making its decision. The child preference MAY be considered by the court.... View More

I am not sure who would fine you. Unless your cussing amounts to criminal act you should not be subject to any fines. I am not aware of any law that gives a collection agency the authority to fine you for cussing.

Emancipation is not a loop hole, but a very serious step. You will not be able to reside with your parents and they will have no duty to support you. I am guessing that you want to visit a friend of the opposite sex and your parents do not approve. This step would more than likley put an enormous... View More

You need to post this in the Nevada law area and/or speak to a Nevada lawyer since the child resides there. I am not familiar with Nevada law, but you may be able to petition for visitation rights.

You can expect to be acquitted if you are charged. It is very unlikely, however, the prosecutor will file changes if she does not have any evidence that you. These are serious charges and you should properly defend yourself if you are charged(i.e. hire an attorney).

No, grandparents have no visitation rights unless established by a court order. These rights are difficult to establish under normal circumstances and most likely impossible after an adoption.

Yes, there may be something you can do. There are protections for unauthorized use. Here is a publication from the US Copyright Office.(http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ38a.pdf). Obviously, you will need to evaluate your chances of being able to obtain a judgment and collecting it.

Please visit the Minnesota Judicial Branch website. The appropriate forms should be there.

I apologize, but it is impossible to answer this question without further information. You state that the bank "insisted" that you sell, but "made" you sign a voluntary surrender. You should properly defend yourself, and probably file counter claims against the bank. Feel free... View More

Obstructing the legal process can be a very serious charge. It is a very fact specific crime. The possible penalties vary greatly, from a fine to prison time. From your very brief statement it appears you are probably on the lower end, but it is impossible to tell without further information.... View More

I believe that Hennepin County has established a pilot program and Ramsey County is soon to follow. At this point, I beleive only certain law firms are involved in the program(s). You may want to check with your specific count to see what its timeline is, and whether you can file by fax.

Yes, it is possible to transfer probation to another state. I do not believe it is dependant on whether there are family members there or not. It is accomplished on a case by case basis. The probation officer should be the person's first contact.

You can visit your local law library. It probably has a subscription to either Westlaw or LexisNexis.

Yes, this is legal. Why would you think you are entitled to a warning?