Willingly gave temporary custody to my sister So i could do two years in prison. She's moved from FL to KY. And is fighting me for them. What rights doni have as far as getting them back. They are miserable and want to come home. My 15 and 14 yr old are doing drugs and vapes. They are... Read more »
No. If you lawfully have her temporary custody, you will have to go back to court to regain custody from her if she won’t relinquish it voluntarily. You may be able to file in Kentucky depending on how long the kids have been there.
I am in ky and I am 17. i feel i cannot stay in this house any longer and i know i would be safe at my grandparents.
Yes to all. Running away is not the answer.
You’ll need to contact the Court and find out who the trustee is administering the case.
Contact your local bar association or your local legal aid society. They maintain lists of lawyers who can help you.
My father's mother passed away last year due to horrific bedsores while in nursing home care. She had 5 adult children. 2 had passed before her, and one (my father) passed AFTER her. A wrongful death suit has been filed. In KY only one representative (executor) her son can file lawsuit (done).... Read more »
Yes. Based on the facts set forth, Your father will take under the will. You should open probate for him.
My parents have 400 acres. My mother left my father, but never divorced him. She has been with multiple other men over the last 7-8 years. My dad passed away last August and she's getting the entire profit off the house, plus the land.. she's getting 800,000 while me and my sister are... Read more »
No. It does not apply.
Is it possible for her to only pay the fines and not have it on her record.
She may be eligible for a diversion program where after the case can be dismissed and expunged but there is really no mechanism by which she can pay a fine but not have the charge on her record. Hire her an attorney to resolve this for her so she is not negatively impacted.
I was faced with a series if very hard life events and I slipped
Anything from sap to full revocation. The sap is a good preemptive strike but I would certainly finish the program to maximize your chances of success.
My daughter was falsly accused by noyfriends mom saying she has no knowledge of any transactions. My daughter has bank statements and text to prove shes lying. She just found out she got indicted and her court date is tomorrow and there is another warrant for her arrest! Her public defender never... Read more »
Not unless or until she is exonerated. Once cleared, she may have a case against bfs mom.
I had proof of him using my name and showed the cop
What is your question?
I hired a pest control company to do pest control in my house. One week later my dog died. I took him to the vet before dying. He said because of rat poison. I asked the guy from pest control and he said he put bait rat poison. He said that it was pet friendly. It wasn’t. Can I sue him? How do I... Read more »
Yes, but you’ll most certainly need a lawyer to handle it for you. You’ll also need to make sure your vet will testify for you as to the rat poison.
I received 45 weekends to serve as an intermittent sentence. Right before COVID hit. Due to COVID the jail was not accepting weekenders and I was unable to serve my intermittent sentence until now. A couple years later.
That decision is left solely upon the the judge who sentenced you. You could certainly file a motion and ask that the time be reduced.
Yes, if the debt has not been satisfied.
Also not really any equity the home if was to sell. Usda done a moratorium to defer payments it is back to where I am making payments but I am a few behind credit report shows loans in forbearance
Most likely you could protect the little equity in the home and file but you really need to have a bankruptcy attorney evaluate your entire financial situation before you make such a decision.
She is 14. In and out of residential facilities. I have a room for her a structured loving home. Both the grandparents and father are in agreement that I have the best place for her. What can I do if anything?
File a motion for change of custody in your custody case.
My kids had Mark's and I took them to the er for further evaluation. Can anything be done about these kids jumping mine. I even had a witness to the whole thing and the refused to speak to her
Go to your county attorneys office and file a criminal complaint against the assaulters.
Is the mobile home considered personal property? If so, can it be sold?
Yes to both questions.
Yes.
I am afraid that CPS will take me away if they find out that I will start living on my own
File a petition for emancipation in the district court of the county in which you currently reside. They will schedule a hearing to make a determination.
We were not married. So how can I purchase the house. We live in ky.
You’ll need to open probate, get yourself appointed as administratrix and then you will have authority to buy, sell, make transfers, etc.
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