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I am in need of a new curator to handle my money affairs as my present curator =daughter will not let me near my money=assets!
Who or what kind of company can take over this position? If a new curator can take over then about how much will this cost me the interdicted person?
answered on Aug 20, 2021
A bank, CPA, relative or attorney can be appointed as your Curator. There is no set fee.
I have been pulled by the hair and had my head slammed against the wall. I was beaten multiple times so one day I decided to runaway and ever since I ran away they haven't really put there hands on me but I get hurt emotionally a lot but I do not like showing it. What do I do and what happens... View More 
answered on Aug 19, 2021
You can call 911 and go into foster care and your relatives will have to go to court or you can put up with it until you turn 18
There has been a bench warrant placed due to me conversing with court appointed attrny that i needed to reschedule due to me living out of louisiana and just gettign a job not able to take off when they have postponed this for almost a year
answered on Aug 19, 2021
Bench warrant is for failure to appear, not due to a conversation. Your attoeney can file a Continuance.
I went to get my twic card and they told me that I am a convicted felon but I never had a felon charge in my life. I was trying to see what steps do I need to take to get this off my record so that I can get the twic card
answered on Aug 19, 2021
Any private investigator can run a background check for you.
I live in Louisiana but my parents live in Alabama. I'm 22. I am an orphan; my mom died in 2011, my dad in 2016. My stepmom took care of me until I turned 18 and a few months thereafter; then, I moved in with the people I now call my parents. They are extended family, but I've asked them... View More
answered on Aug 18, 2021
If you were born in louisiana, the adoption can be done here and your birth certificate changed here.
He says he is going to send the checks directly to her and not to me anymore because she will be 18. But she will still be under my roof and under my care exclusively (she has been living with only me for 5 years).
answered on Aug 16, 2021
He has to send the check to you UNTIL SHE GRADUATES OR TURNS 18 WHICHEVER COMES LAST, but not later than 19 and not if he can prove she doesn't live with you.
answered on Aug 16, 2021
Yes a party can be held in contempt for violating a stipulated or considered judgment.
answered on Aug 16, 2021
Hire a custody lawyer who can document his criminal ba kground and get some traction with it.
To his mother . If she has poa over him how can she be removed from having any involvement in decisions with my child . The courts have already taken custody/temp guardianship from her that she obtained by false claims
answered on Aug 16, 2021
He gave up his rights, not yours. Hire custody lawyer.
My fiance called the police and they ended up arresting him for domestic abuse battery/child endangerment. I refused the statement and made it clear that he was not violent this time nor has he ever been, when I talked to the DA I stated the same thing and made it clear I did not want a protective... View More
I had sole custody of my 6 year old daughter. I was incarcerated for 3 months on a pretrial charge. no custody arrangements were made in the court system, only a verbal agreement with my brother that he would have her until I was released. The morning I was released, they refused to disclose my... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2021
Without seeing the Judgment and the letter, your question cant be answered.
my spouse and I want to divorce
answered on Aug 14, 2021
Hire a divorce lawyer who can also file a restraining order.
Niece was in abusive home with mother alcoholism, and mentally ill. Grandmother who is mentally, physically, and emotionally abusive! Brother who joins in the abuse. My niece was recently in mental hospital for trying to end her life. Self harm etc. Mom has provided alcohol, vapes, and has child as... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2021
Let Mom cash the check. If you can prove abuse, hire an attorney and file for emergency custody now. If not, wait for Dec and hire an attorney and file for custody.
I missed the last semester of my junior year because I was depressed and COVID made things change. I’m afraid the court made do something serious. So I’m curious as to what would they most likely do.
answered on Aug 13, 2021
You need to enroll immediately and your guardian will have to explain why they allowed you to miss it in a Family in Need of Services Truancy proceeding in Juvenile Court.
my daughters biological dad is not on the birth certificate. he was not at the birth & wants nothing to do with my daughter. (i have messages & voice recordings to prove it). In her four years of life he has not once met her or tried to meet her. he has completely abonded her. my husband... View More
answered on Aug 12, 2021
There is no finite number. It can be three to eighteen months.
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