where to start...who to contact...can I do it myself...do I need a lawyer
198981
Do you mean how to restore them in general?  Vote the republicans out.  \n\nIf you mean your individuals right, you have to explain why you lost them.  Ex-felon, or some other reason?
638002
there are several ways to go about it, \n1. hire an attorney\n2. go through rural legal services \n3. do it yourself- just go to court house and ask for the paperwork and file it yourself. \n4. hope the ex files
455130
First, find a better lawyer.  Then, they will be able to help you.  I would NOT continue with this lawyer who clearly does not have the skills to properly handle your case.
646132
What's your question?  \n\nIn order to talk to a lawyer, a good first step is to call one and make an appointment.  If you can't afford a lawyer or can't find one willing to take your case on a contingency basis, find the Legal Aid (or equivalent) in your city.
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Most lawyers will give a free consultation but you could contact an attorney named Dan Martino  the troubleshooter.\ngo to    www.thetroubleshooter.com  he is based in Colorado and has a national talk radio show.  He is very knowledgeable about the laws in most states and he can tell you if you have any recourse at all.
273122
I am in the same position. I have talked to several attorneys in regards to this. I was advised the go to the county's bar association and let them know of the situation. they can refer you to a lawyer that is more affordable and perhaps will take payments. the only other option and the one that we have decided to go with for the time being is the public defender. there are a lot of good ones out there. good luck!
118033
It sounds very messy. I recommed you dont waste any time and get an attorney that is familar with your state's laws.
88605
Definitly go to your nearest base legal and talk to an attorney. Its free, and they can fill you in.
603207
Consult your lawyer!!!!!
613629
Call an attorney.....Most likely a succesion will have to be done first but every state is different.  Alot of times you can find an attorney that gives a free initial consultation.
610308
You should contact a free legal aide lawyer in your county. They  are free and if I knew where you lived (county/city) I could provide you with some links. That would be the first step. Also, sometimes the hardest things to do are the right things to do.\n\nGood luck
654804
just call a good lawyer for help
407988
Yes, talk to a lawyer.
228415
To be honest you need to call a lawyer about this.  People can state what they think here, but a local lawyer will help you out the most.  Most, if not all, will give you a consultation for free.
98040
Sure, you can probably do it yourself, but you have to know what paperwork to file.  Try going to your county clerk of court's office.  Ask someone there if they know of a few recently filed "modification of child support" actions filed.  Since a filed lawsuit should be considered public record, they may be able to let you look at a few so that you will know how to draft your own.  \n\nBeware!  Your attitude and the person you are dealing with at the clerk's office makes all the difference in the world.  If you aren't successful in one county, try another.\n\nGood luck!
260620
Go talk to an attorney and get some advice.
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