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I had exactly the same problem. I said nothing to the neighbor with the dogs. Someone came along and bought it. All I can say is just hope for the best.

Q: If he does not want to relinquish rights over her, do I have any options other than wait until she is 18 and then adopt her? A: Depending on what the father has done, there may be a way to get his parental rights terminated in an adoption lawsuit. You must hire a lawyer to look over your...

I am unclear what you have to do with this, but RYAN needs to have a talk with the lawyer. If he is unable to clear things up, have him go to your state bar's fee dispute resolution committee.

And what is your legal question for us?

Q: What legal measures can I take without implicating myself or getting myself evicted? A: Tell your landlord what is going on and offer to buy out your lease and then leave as soon as possible.

Have you been charged as being a co-conspirator in a money laundering scheme?

Q: Can I make her talk to me? A: Based solely on your post, I'd say not.

Yes, you file for a modification of the lawsuit. You need a lawyer. Yesterday.

Q: Generally what is the chance of my request being denied? A: Generally, the same as the chance of your request being granted, i.e., about 50-50, more or less. Q: It is my first request for a continuance but I did not include that information in the fax. Will they know that it wasn't my...

Q: And how long do you have to be out of the house before the joint tenancy is broken or does it get broken without a written document. A: Written document, i.e., a deed from one joint tenant to the other.

You realize, I hope, that this is one of the most used excuses ever heard in court.

WHO lives in Washington state? WHO has legal custody of the kids?

I suspect it is manufacturing/delivering. In other words, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. I don't really see the difference.

What does a disease have to do with a criminal record?

Q: If I unexpectantly die and my home is in my name only, not my husband's, can he have rights to our property? A: He will (not "can") have rights to your property before and after your death. You should go to a lawyer and have the deed put in both names. Q: Will the lender automatically...

Talk to them. Negotiate.

The only thing I know of is to pay what you agreed to pay. Sounds like they are trying to be fair.

Q: What can I do to help insure that I won't lose my children to their father, who only wants to fight for them so that he doesn't have to pay child support? A: You must be able to show that you are the best of the two choices (you and pa). How can you do that? What do you do with the kids to...

I am assuming you saw something on the internet. That is not an official record.

Anyone may sue anybody for anything at any time anywhere.