answered on Sep 23, 2020
How much will what cost? You haven’t said anything about the type of case it is.
answered on Sep 21, 2020
No sir, not until you are adjudicated in a court. A child born to an unwed mother is sole custody to the mother, even if you are listed as his father on the birth certificate. If you want visitation you will have to Petition to establish Paternity, Visitation and custody if you want rights to your... View More 
answered on Sep 20, 2020
It’s a misdemeanor. There are two, Certain Persons Forbidden to Possess a Firearm. The first is where the person has been previously been convicted of a crime of violence such as assault, robbery, burglary, murder, etc. This one is a Class Ce Felony. The second one, the one you asked about is... View More
They will let us see the moter but not the baby and he was present for the birth and he is on birth records and baby has his name
answered on Sep 19, 2020
Petition the court to establish Paternity, visitation and child support. He can exercise his rights and they can’t stop him. He’s the father, not the grandparents.
My 16 year old son acted dumb and entered a school that had been shut down for years and ended up being caught while walking out of the school. My son and 1 other boy were arrested and charged with Burglary 3rd. The other boy stole a half of a pack of printer paper, a used box of crayons, and a... View More
answered on Sep 11, 2020
I agree with Mr Juneau but I would add that since nothing was stolen, I would argue that your son is guilty of criminal trespass instead of burglary 3rd. Try telling the prosecutor that and getting him/her to amend the charge to that.
We were in a serious relationship during the beginning of me becoming pregnant however have since broken up. He has become manipulative & verbally abusive & I am considered to be a high-risk pregnancy. Can I have him not be involved at all in my pregnancy & prenatal care &... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2020
He does not have the right to bother you during your pregnancy. Contact him one last time and tell him if he bothers you again you will have him arrested. And then stop all contact. If he bothers you again call the police and have him arrested. When you go to the hospital and have the baby, do not... View More
My husband took his childs mother to court for joint custody in December 2019 he got joint everything but he is on child support aswell a accident happened in may where she cameto my(his wife)mother house to fight left the car in reverse while child was in it now she has a pending child... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2020
You have a lot of questions in this and have not provided much information. You need to get to a family law attorney immediately. Also just for a short answer, yes he can get in trouble for not paying child support when he is ordered to, even though he hasn’t seen him. And probably yes, you need... View More
I was clocked by a state trooper supposedly doing 102 in a construction zone on a sunday. i say supposedly because he had to come over through 2 lanes in steady traffic to get behind me. I am in college and I really cant afford a ticket that big, and the points on my license will make my insurance... View More
answered on Sep 7, 2020
If you don’t have any prior tickets, ask for it to be dismissed if you take driving school. If you do have prior tickets ask for it to be dismissed on costs. Or ask for a trial because most troopers don’t show up. They will get one continuance. At the next court date, if the trooper is not... View More
Only been married 2 years. We're both in our late 60s. Live in the house I bought 30 years ago and paid off before I ever met him. I want my house left to my two adult kids so they can sell it and split the money. All his friends and family are from another state. I'm confident when... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2020
You need a Will. In the Will you will have to leave him at least a dollar or he will be able to take a spousal share which is 50%. Go see a lawyer and make it happen. If you have a current Will that leaves the house to the kids then he will be about to take the 50%. So make sure you do this... View More
I later returned the product for a refund.
answered on Sep 4, 2020
Theft of property 4th degree, a Class A misdemeanor punishable of up to 365 days in the county jail and a fine of up to $6,000.
My dad past away April 19th he had left a vehicle in my name i already got the title but the last i know of it was at my sisters house where my dad was living there was some hostility in my family and my dads son came with other family members and took the truck my dad had left to me (upon his... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2020
If you have a title to it, and it is in your name, yes, you can report it stolen.
He has repeatedly disrespected my wishes as far as communications have gone during my pregnancy. I asked for texting only, strictly about the baby and in the 5 times he has contacted me in 9 months, it has always been about US and NEVER asking about the child. He trespassed onto my property after... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2020
In Alabama, a child born to an unwed mother is solely hers. She has full and complete custody. The father has no rights, if and until he is adjudicated the father in court. If he wants any rights he will have to file something. But right now, he has no rights and you can do just about anything you... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2020
No they cannot. They can be charged with ungovernable or as a runaway. Good luck.
I was pulled over for no tag, I presented my current drivers license, and proof of insurance..officer ran my name and it came back current, negative ..walked back to the car and asked if there was any thing illegal in my car, I said no.. he kept asking the same question, recieving the same answer,... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2020
Yes. They are still a police officer even off duty. She will just have to come to court and testify in the event she found something illegal on you. Good luck.
answered on Aug 31, 2020
The driver of any motor vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury to or the death of any person, or in damage to a motor vehicle or other vehicle which is driven or attended by any person, shall immediately stop such vehicle at the scene of such accident or as close thereto as possible... View More
It’s supposed to come out of his paycheck, but I’m assuming he quit or was fired. Can I just file something online or do we have to go back to court?
answered on Aug 28, 2020
Go to The Dept of Human Resources in your county and ask them to collect it for you it’s based upon income so they most it will cost you to file is $25. Good luck.
He absolutely does not want to go see her She abandoned him for 5 months then pops back up here and there saying we are going to court but he hasn’t left me in over a year now and She is currently out on bond for 2 counts of trafficking drugs, A stolen gun, and paraphernalia.
answered on Aug 28, 2020
Get to a lawyer immediately and get temp custody so he won’t have to go. With that kind of thing going on in her life, you will get it.
I'm the only one who tended to this land. And the other two siblings had nothing to do with my mom for the last couple years of her life
answered on Aug 26, 2020
If she died with no will, the property passes to her children. It didn’t matter that they didn’t have anything to do with her. It goes by Alabama laws of intestacy.
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