Ohio, She lied to me and I am just posting the facts on a website about what she did. Ex. Fake suicide, Threaten to kill me, and Cheated on me a lot. I live in PA she lives in OH.
answered on Feb 12, 2019
Depending on the context it could be. Why don’t you do yourself a favor and forget about her?
answered on Apr 24, 2018
You could call the cops, tell a teacher, tell your parents...
answered on Mar 29, 2018
Start with the contact person at the management company. If they can't help, they can pass the problem to the board, or suggest that you contact the board president.
She wants to know how she can get emancipated or can she get married without a parents consent being only 17 yrs old? She stays with my 19 yr old son all day AMD goes home just at night and parents are ok with it but will not let her move in with us. They keep making her life hell just cuz they can... View More 
answered on Feb 12, 2018
Ohio does not permit it. They are her parents, and they make the decisions if CPS won't get involved. See this link for more information:
https://www.ohiobar.org/forpublic/resources/lawyoucanuse/pages/lawyoucanuse-255.aspx
“Allowed” to talk to me he has my number blocked and he NEVER gets back with me about anything his mom and dad do the pick ups and drop offs and my ex won’t speak to me about any MATTER with our child , is this a valid reason to take him back to court for full custody
answered on Jan 4, 2018
Do the terms of the parenting agreement allow anyone other than your ex to pick them up? If not, then you could refuse to let the g-parents take them. Do the kids stay with the g-paretns after being picked up, or with your ex? Review the terms of the parenting agreement with your attorney, or... View More
1.can the police call me as a possible suspect/into questioning in a case if they find me looking at weapon details and a case online?/even though this is strictly book research?
2.can i be added to assisting homocide if someone chooses to have my fictional book at their home or reason to... View More
answered on Jun 13, 2017
If you are planning to write what amounts to a how-to on killing people, you should sit down privately with an attorney to discuss it.
answered on Jan 9, 2017
Ohio Revised Code, section 3313.666. The law prohibits harassment, intimidation, or bullying in schools. It is entitled, "District policy prohibiting harassment, intimidation, or bullying required."
You can contact the principal or the police. The Ohio Bar has this publication... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2016
While this may technically violate the Ohio Revised Code, I doubt you would get an traction reporting it to police. Most adults feel parents have a right to monitor their children's social media usage, even if they themselves are against it. So, while there are laws against unauthorized... View More
answered on Feb 5, 2015
There is nothing illegal about sharing public records. It's nosy and may be a violation of the site's terms and conditions, and, if the message sender is mistaken about who the person is and falsely links him or her to criminal records, the sender could face a civil lawsuit.
Can i go to jail for posting the picture
answered on Jan 22, 2015
Posting such a picture likely violates the juveniles' right to privacy in their legal proceedings. While there may not be a specific statute making it a crime, it is probably against detention center regulations and could be perceived as contempt by the juvenile court. You could also face a... View More
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