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You need a lawyer. Yesterday.

Unless you want to spend some time with the sheriff and three cots and three hots, then you best tell the truth immediately.

Q: We aren't the type to sue, but would we have a case? A: About what? You had no damages.

Which is it?

Have you asked the bad people if you can cancel?

Go to the courthouse. Make sure you have an original copy of your motion for continuance. Deliver one copy to the prosecutor. Deliver the original to the court. Make sure you put a certificate on the motion for continuance showing where you served it. Be sure to mention in your continuance...

Go to court and tell your side of the story and hope for the best.

Cut this in half. Use paragraphs. Leave out editorial comments; we need facts only. Ask three questions.

Who runs the graveyard? You said a grave was moved. By this, I am assuming someone was dug up and then replanted. Who moved the grave?

There are thousands of attorneys in your area. Start calling a few of them for info.

No, this place is for legal help. If you want to discuss philosophy, go somewhere else.

You file your lawsuit in the county where you live. The other party may be served by publication. Your lawyer will explain all this.

What did the lawyer say when you asked all your questions? (The general answer is that your husband will have to go to court.)

Your only defense is that you were not speeding. How do you plan on proving you were not speeding? In other words, what FACTS can you show the court? (You gave no defense in your original post, other than you felt like you were not speeding.) You may want to talk to the prosecutor and see if...

Thanks for answering. The question I have is what interest does Mary Doe have in the second deed? How can she convey this to Ronald Roe? My thought is that when Susie Roe died, whatever interest she had would have to be probated. Ronald Roe may or may not get the whole thing.

Why did you tell pervo that? We were rooting for him to go to jail! Bubba is in love with him.:yes:

I am separated (not legally), which can be proven by a signed lease proving one spouse is paying rent to live elsewhere. Irrelevant. Q: We split our money in our joint account and each opened our own bank accounts. Is this money, as of the separation date not considered when divorced as...

Certainly it is a form of discrimination.

I can't tell what you are talking about.

Call the local child care bureaucrats.