If he has an attorney, he will be well advised. Part of that advice may include a review of his right to remain silent and not discuss the matter in public, or in any manner that may damage his case. He should consult with his attorney privately to address these concerns.

Talk to the attorney you retained to assist you with your divorce. If you did not engage an attorney to assist you, you may encounter some challenges navigating the process. The possible criminal case will require a careful investigation to evaluate your evidence and testimony and any possible... View More

Meet with and retain a family court attorney to assist you in making proper arrangements. If DCYF is still open, they may be the ones who presently have legal custody . . . but it is impossible to tell without a thorough review of the case.

This sounds like a complicated situation that may be best addressed with the assistance of a qualified family law attorney engaged to assist you.

Whomever the police decide to arrest will get arrested. Then the lawyers and Judge will help sort it out.

These are best discussed with your attorney in private after a careful review of your court orders and agreements.

If you have it, bring the notice to the attorney you have retained to assist you in the foreclosure matter.

Yes, under rule 60, there is a time limit if you are petitioning the court to vacate the prior Judgment. If, however, there is a post final motion for relief and it is unanswered, the risk of a default judgment is very possible. To clarify this answer, contact an attorney to review your... View More

The law of your particular case will be found in your settlement agreement. If there are ambiguities that may be argued in your favor, go over these with your attorney. If you do not have an attorney, that is the first matter you should address. Issues of child support, parenting, and custody... View More

Likely yes. You may want notify the site where they are hosted as well.

§ 180-1 Disturbing the peace.

Every person who shall revel, commit any nuisance or mischief, quarrel or otherwise behave in an indecent or disorderly manner in any of the public buildings or places to which the public is admitted, halls, railroad stations, places of amusement, churches,... View More

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It may have been as simple as a data processing oversight. That is a substantial amount past due. Hopefully, you have retained competent counsel to ensure the interest is properly perfected.

There are copies available on the court web portal.

Retain an attorney to assist you in getting this resolved.

Take a good look at the lease. Does it permit subletting? Do you have one? You may have to take your roommate to small claims court if they defrauded you by renting you an apartment they did not have any right to rent to you.

If you are not satisfied with your court appointed lawyer(often, some of the most experienced attorneys in this area), You are free to retain private counsel to assist you. If the facts are against you and the investigation yielded sufficient information to indicate a finding of neglect, you may... View More

Yes, there are many other details that may cause delay if you continue Pro Se. Consider hiring an experienced RI Family Court Divorce attorney to ensure you complete the process correctly and without delay.

Generally, child support is prospective from the time you open the case except in certain circumstances where there is a question of paternity. Consult with any of our fine Rhode Island Family Court attorneys to explore your options.

Yes, or you could prepare a witness affidavit for the court. Ideally, you will have an experienced Rhode Island Family court attorney helping you navigate the hearing procedure and preparing the necessary follow up documents correctly, and in a timely manner.