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My son is 4, his dad & I are not & never have been married. I had an accident in October so he’s had him but every time we make a date for me to get him back he doesn’t answer or tells me to come with the police because he is not giving him to me. What can I do ?
answered on Aug 1, 2023
Call the police yourself and go pick up your son. If no court has granted parental rights to the father, then he has no legal right to keep him. But he could go to court and seek parental rights. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and retain a local family law attorney to assist you.
Called the cops I opened my br door 4 the police when they asked. But they arrest
ed me for a warrant I had. Well when I went to jail the owner of the house sons went in my room without permission when police arrested me. Isn't that illegal in Michigan
answered on Aug 1, 2023
Not necessarily. A lot will depend on the condition of the man you lived with and whether you can establish tenancy. It sounds like the man has some mental or age-related conditions going on, causing some concerns from his sons about his vulnerability. Regardless of your intentions, you do not want... View More 
I want to sell the property because I am 8 hours away. Is the lease still valid? Do I have any way out?
* My brother recently passed away.
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answered on Aug 1, 2023
That is a very complicated legal topic. You should contact an attorney.
1st they need to determine who owns the house. Then you need to look at not only the validity of the lease but if you accepted any payments. Next, it depends. But in short, it may not be wise to kick out a potential... View More
I read that if you do get subpoenaed that it is against law to not go and testify. But is there anyway even if I go that I HAVE to answer there questions. And if I’m able could I write a letter to states attorney and judge about how I feel the defendant would benefit better from serving jail time... View More
answered on Aug 1, 2023
If you were personally served with a subpoena you must appear. Personal service means someone handed you(or someone in your household) the subpoena and you signed for it. Sending a subpoena through the mail is not personal service.
If you were personally served you must appear in court.... View More
answered on Aug 1, 2023
I'm sorry about the accident. I hope everyone is okay. They could cover the loss, subject to the policy and the carrier's standard conditions. Each carrier could be different about this, in terms of loaning vehicles, short term usage of vehicles, people in household using vehicles, etc.... View More
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