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Always be represented when your freedom is at risk. There are possible favorable resolutions to your case if there are constitutional issues.

You must have "testamentary capacity" to execute a will. Testamentary capacity means that your Papaw does:

1. Understand the nature of the business in which he is engaged;

2. Comprehend generally the nature and extent of the property which constitutes his estate;... Read more »

Once a person is added to the deed to a home, they have to agree to any transfer to remove their name. Without a written agreement with her in which she agreed to pay her share, you can't force her to pay anything on the mortgage or any other bills. You can offer her some amount of money to... Read more »

If there is a child support order then you do not need to file a complaint for parentage. You need to file a complaint for visitation or custody. You should file it in the county where the children reside.

Your father needs to seek a guardian ad litem to represent you in the divorce. Talk to the guardian once they are appointed and tell them this information. It is very likely that the guardian will recommend custody to your father if they hear you say that, even without proof.

If you are... Read more »

If there is a no contact order arising out of a criminal case, or out a juvenile court case, children's services cannot override such an order and permit visitation because they would literally be facilitating a crime. It is against the law to violate a no contact order.

Children and Family Services may only remove your children in an Emergency and need court intervention. You are entitled to a hearing within 72-hours where an attorney will be appointed.

Where you serve your sentence is determined by the correctional facility.

Yes. Anyone charged with a crime that posts bail will be released regardless of co-defendants ability to post bail.

An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two days, and the way it's written suggests that it's possible a statute of limitations issue might be looming. Only a local attorney could advise on this. If that is not the case, no need for urgency. But if that IS... Read more »

Whoever owned the home at the time of the damage turns in a claim to their insurance company.

Ohio does not recognize workers' compensation claims for psychological conditions alone; they must be associated with a physical injury you sustain. Other states recognize these claims but not Ohio. You would have to sustain a physical injury, even a minor one, before the psychological... Read more »

No. However, if you go back to Court, then the Court will likely allocate the dependency exemption/ credit to you.

We cannot provide legal advice and guidance here. Ohio does not require residency to marry. Outsiders simply file for a marriage license in the county where the ceremony will take place. Using an old address means nothing. Also, there are no easy outs. An error in providing pedigree information... Read more »

of Course, you can!

Your DMV can sell you a new duplicate title for a matter of bucks, but having the title is not a necessity to filing a bankruptcy, but a good lawyer is.

Good Luck.

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The title company that handled the sale.

Open the estate and report the car as an asset. As administrator/executor, report the car as stolen and inform the police where it is.

If the folks at the EEOC gave you your walking papers, which are called "notice of right to sue," you will trouble finding a lawyer to take the case unless you pay upfront. If they thought you had a good case, the EEOC would have kept it.

Down payments are not illegal. They are legal and ubiquitous.

You need to file for divorce and seek an emergency custody order as part of your initial filing on the basis of your allegations and the truancy issue.