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You should be allowed to purchase firearms with a misdemeanor UNLESS it's a form of domestic violence. The delay is likely to fact-check that.

With your daughter being 18, not a whole lot more you can do. The relationship issues you will need to work through are more profound and nuanced than any legal issue present.

Possibly. Does your child have an IEP? Have you requested your child be evaluated for services? Has the school provided all services? Those are more pressing questions at this time. A school generally has no interest in holding a child back arbitrarily.

Possibly yes to both parts. File a motion regarding the overpayment and file a motion regarding the car.

Yes, with (many) exceptions.

You're not going to get very far arguing you were tricked. You now need to focus on whether there is a legal change of circumstance or proper cause for the court to reconsider custody, and what are the best interest of the child factors.

Your question presents two issues: 1) is a possible defense to the suit itself, and 2) the scope of the subpoena / discovery.

You're probably not going to win on the bank statement issue, and quite frankly, that's probably not where your focus needs to be on. You should retain an... Read more »

Every circuit court has a different procedure, but generally address changes can be made directly with the circuit court clerk's office.

If the case is in Michigan then you would need to petition to terminate the guardianship here in Michigan or with a Michigan attorney.

There are a number of places where you can get inventory values for the things you need.

For valuation of real estate, an appraisal is acceptable but may not be required. Local practice may vary, and other sources of valuation for real estate may also be accepted, such as a Comparative... Read more »

Do these items have significant value or will they be an issue in how the estate is divided?

At most ‘misc. personal/household goods’ is probably fine but … there are probably lots of other pitfalls that you’re not considering.

I’d strongly recommend you consult with a... Read more »

Probate courts has subject matter jurisdiction over name changes.

A real estate attorney will need to see how the title on the deed is held. Being 50% owner is not enough for a court to intervene with legal instructions as to how a property may or may not be partitioned. Real estate law is steeped in centuries of legal history - Deeds contain "magic"... Read more »

You can, although I don't know how successful you will be. You'll probably need to file a claim against Toyota.

Unlikely. From your question, it sounds like you were still in the interview stage. You offered - they didn't ask - a reason why you couldn't work the hours they wanted you to work. Their reason for not hiring you may be entirely due to your unavailability for the hours they need you,... Read more »

An Indiana attorney should be able to answer those questions for you. There are some states where being somewhat estranged or abandoned may eliminate your otherwise possible share in their estate.

Well it sort of depends on where you are in the tenancy and what the landlord means that you will be evicted.

Hypothetically, if your lease expired or your otherwise you're under a month-to-month tenancy and imagine that on Monday the 23rd the landlord told you to sign or you're... Read more »

I suggest you hire a lawyer to address this matter. At the very least you should have an attorney send a demand letter to both the manufacturer and dealer.

You will need to consult an Indiana probate attorney. In many cases, you would still be entitled to a spousal elective share. What that is worth depends on what your spouse had at the time of death and how your spouse held that property.

Yes, you should get a lawyer for your daughter. Otherwise, one may be appointed for her. Juvenile charges can have serious consequences for your daughter's future.