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She is a distant relative and before the hearing the judge had already made his decision based on the lies they told about the son and daughter. She has fought the daughter who is undercurator about everything per her lawyer. If family wants anything including photos we are told we have to... View More 
answered on Jul 21, 2019
Another relative needs to hire a family law attornry to file a Petition to change the curator and for an accounting.
You use this poa to defraud the probate court.
answered on Jun 4, 2019
Can't understand your question. Call a successions attorney.
D.A. filed a writ in post- conviction hearing.
answered on May 1, 2019
The D.A. won part of the mini appeal and the rest has been sent back to the trial court judge
I have submitted hazardous duty tax documents.
Father does NOT comply with ANY of the court orders. He breaks just about every one and DOES NOT ALLOW MY CHILDREN TO SEE ME
answered on Mar 4, 2019
Your attorney needs to file a Motion for Contempt and to Modify.
I need help today. Please
answered on Nov 26, 2018
First, Justia is not a lawyer referral service. Attorneys cannot contact you from this website. Second, why would you wait until the due date for your appeal to try to find a lawyer?
answered on Nov 11, 2018
Your son needs a criminal attorney who has a lot more details of the case.
My fiancee is incarcerated at Elyan Hunt, he lost his parental rights on September 6th, 2018. He has 30 days to file a motion to appeal termination of his parental rights. He will be out in April 2019. How can I help him to file this motion? He is on a list at elyan hunt, but this list will be over... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2018
You will need to find an attorney to represent him and to timely prepare and file the motion for appeal.
i was given a wrong court date so i didnt go to court on the actual date of the hearing. since i wasnt there the judge waived my consent and allowed the adoption of my daughter to go through
answered on Sep 12, 2018
Yes, the judgment can be appealed; however, there are specific and strict deadlines that must be adhered to. You should seek the assistance of an attorney immediately to ensure that your rights are protected.
One individual received 9 yrs. because of perjury, another 7 years, another 3/4 years. The one with 7 years testified against the other 2, and the last individual received a lesser sentence. Also, the whereabouts (prison ) was supposed to be sealed for the person with 7 years, I found out that the... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2018
You need to put that money in an ira ASAP. You also need to document where that money came from so you don’t lose it.
motion to reinstate appeal denied
answered on Mar 4, 2018
Your question is impossible to understand. Call a family law attorney if this is about an interdiction, or an estate planning attorney if this is about a succession.
The judge revoked my medical rights and ordered a medial procedure for my daughter without prior testimony and the prodecure will likely cause harm. Is there a way I can suspend the effects of just that part in the ruling until an appeal can be ruled?
answered on Oct 11, 2017
Appeals in custody cases are generally devolutive, not suspensive. However, there is a procedure available to take an emergency appeal under limited circumstances, which provides for an expedited review by the appellate court. Time is limited, however, so you should consult with an attorney ASAP.
He was only arrested on the fact that the place robbed was my dad's workplace and the actual criminal who did it had a previous crime committed with my brother they arrested my brother fully on the account of affiliation what do i do.
answered on Apr 20, 2017
Bail him out and hire a criminal defense lawyer. If the "probable cause" for arrrest was as flimsy as you say, the charges should be dropped or reduced to a misdemeanor by the prosecuting state attorney. Handling a criminal case "pro per" (without counsel) is a recipe for disaster.
The judge presiding over my husbands case was his attorney on a previous charge. He was convicted and sentenced to armed robbery and poss of a firearm by a convicted felon. They then added the habitual offender enhancement in which he was sent to 99 yrs w/o benefits. The judge did recuse himself... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2016
Having been a judge, I can tell you that judges are presumed to be unbiased. If your husband was represented by counsel (and I assume he was), his attorney should have asked for recusal if he thought there was bias. If the judge then denied a request for recusal, that could be appealed to a higher... View More
Due process not followed, never finger printed threatened at gun point, taken over state line without proper documentation and much more. He's served 2 years already and was recently sentenced to 9 years, he's filed for appeal and needs help.PLEASE!
answered on Oct 8, 2015
Perhaps the American Civil Liberties Union, the Innocense Project, or the Southern Poverty Law Center can help. Contact each and find out.
answered on Oct 22, 2015
No facts given basically means that the answer can only be a guess, and if you have not heard yet, perhaps soon.
answered on Nov 9, 2015
You asked now what about 2 years ago. An answer now will not help.
The state of Louisiana took my 2 children away from me for unfounded reasons, and i am trying to figure out how long i have to file an appeal now that i am living in a different state
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