What do you mean when child support was filed? Are you the father and want to know when the mother filed an action for child support? If so, you simply have to call the court where the action was filed. If you've been served the petition, look at the court's date stamp.

Generally, courts look to the custodial parent to encourage visitation. They also look at the influence the custodial parent has to interfere with visitation. The mother cannot simply withhold visitation because you are behind on child support. At the same time, if you file for contempt for... View More

You may be able to sue the apartment complex if you can prove that the company knew of prior break-ins and did nothing to increase security. Also, check your lease to see if you waived any duty the landlord may have to you. If the lawsuit is successful, you would obtain the value of your items... View More

Where do you live and where does the father live.

Why did you give them up temporarily?

In Georgia, if he hasn't legitimated them, you have full custody.

If he lives in Georgia, and the police won't assist, you will need to file for their return in court.... View More

You didn't provide:

(1) the employer's explanation;

(2) how many pay periods have been unpaid;

(3) whether you have worked overtime;

(4) the number of employees; or

(3) the type of company.

If the company is considered engaging in... View More

If the owner refuses to pay, sue the business or owner (depending on who you have the agreement).

The lawsuit would include the $1,650 contract and any bounced check fees or other costs you may have incurred as a result.

Please provide more information.

If you own the business, you can comp the person.

If you are employed and you are an employee at will, your employer will determine what will happen to you.

However, you have done all you can do at this point by making the apology.

Unless your lease says otherwise, he can give verbal notice that he is not longer renewing your week to week tenancy. If you hold over and do not leave, he can file a dispossessory in court to seek a legal eviction.

The first thing is to contact code enforcement regarding the leaking roof.

Also, have a professional mold service test the mold. Not all mold creates a health hazard.

In court, if you don't have an expert, your beliefs about the mold are irrelevant.

Once you have... View More

You were month to month. Therefore, you were required to give 30 days notice that you were terminating the lease, unless the lease you had required more time. Some leases require the tenant to give 60 days notice.

You stated you moved November 30 giving your landlord a 30 days notice.... View More

Look at your lease.

Is there a provision relating to a sale?

Is there an early termination provision?

If so, how much notice is required?

If the landlord wants you out, he may have to wait until the lease termination date.

When does the lease expire?... View More

If there isn't an early termination provision in the lease, the tenant cannot simply stop paying rent and leave.

You have to make it clear that you object to the move and intend to hold him to the full three months plus damages.

Also inform him that accepting the keys is for... View More

If you cannot afford an attorney, call the county bar association in your county to see if there are local pro bono referrals.

If you don't qualify for a pro bono attorney, there may be county specific divorce forms you can complete so you can start the process. You don't need... View More

Tell the landlord that this tenant and the landlord (by not dong anything) are violating your quite enjoyment and causing you damages. You intend to hold both of them liable for any damages, including negligence and breach of the lease. If the matter isn't handled in 10 days, you may have to... View More

You didn't state how long the children have been in SC.

You also haven't said if you have gone to SC.

In any event, it will be quite easy if the children have been in SC less than 6 months.

In Georgia, if the parents were not married and the father hasn't... View More

Under the law, the security deposit is supposed to be placed in a trust account. If it is not, the security deposit cannot be withheld for damages. The exception would be if the owner did not have a management company and did not have more than 10 rental units. (See OCGA 44-7-36)... View More

He can asked for anything, but that doesn't mean he will actually get it.

He will probably argue that your expenses have declined as a result of being married.

If you moved into his house or apartment, your expenses have definitely declined.

It is up to the judge to... View More

Based upon the facts you presented, you should be able to get out of your lease because the location is uninhabitable.

As far as the failure to disclose lead paint and asbestos in the house, that is a serious issue. Your children should be tested for lead in their systems.

Also,... View More

Unless the child support order states differently, child support is for the monthly support of the child (food, clothes, shelter). If he refuses to pay you directly, and there is a child support order, file a petition for contempt.

If your lease requires you to clean the carpet before you leave, you have to do so. Similarly, if you changed the colors of the walls during your tenancy, the landlord may require you to return them to the original colors. Similarly, if the paint has been damaged beyond the normal wear and tear,... View More