Q: I've just been served with divorce papers. What do I do?

Q: I have been together with my wife for 25 years. In the last two and a half years we have fallen on bad times, foreclosure,bankruptcy, and recently I have found out she has been having an affair for the last year. Instead of admitting to the affair she filed a restraining order against me. I did threaten her boyfriend, but it is my understanding that adultery is still a crime in the state of New Hampshire where we live. She mentions in her complaint about her current boyfriend. How can she file a restraining order on me when she's commiting a crime and admitting to it in her complaint?

Q: I am writing you because I am embarrassed to turn elsewhere and need some legal advice.  About two months ago I had a casual fling with a woman which she ended abruptly. I naively assumed sex with her was safe. After my last medical checkup I discovered I have an STD and after talking to several of my buddies I am certain this woman was the source. I want to take action to prevent her from doing this to someone else and am wondering what my options are in term of legal recourse. 

Q: I saw a news story about Mommy profiling at job interviews. I've felt that there has been Singles profiling in some of my job interviews. Is that legal?

Q: I can't afford a place of my own, but am getting there.  One of my friends suggested that we buy a place together.  I'm game, but I'm not sure what that means as far as our legal rights to one another and to the townhouse we are looking at.

Q: I am starting to get the sense that I am being stalked. What is the law about stalking and the best course of action in this situation?