I was divorced in September 2019. I currently am paying her $1100 from my military retirement pay for life. I was married to my ex wife 9 years, 10 months while on active duty. I am also paying her $800 for alimony for 5 years ending May, 2024. My ex owns a 20 acre farm no mortgage, and does not... Read more »
You cannot modify the pension or term unless your decree gives you such an option. As such, it would all have to be done in Georgia in the divorce action.
A case in which a DVO hearing was held and a DVO was issued, then dismissed at the request of the petitioner was not in effect for one month.
Yes, if dismissed, can be expunged.
My husband's mother sent him off to live with his extended family in KY when he was 14. He is now 30. We believe she signed a power of attorney granting her sister the ability to make decisions related to her son. My husband's mother has been moving from state to state and he had almost... Read more »
No. There is no case.
My husband's mother sent him off to live with his extended family in KY when he was 14. He is now 30. We believe his mother signed a power of attorney granting her sister (my husband's aunt) the ability to make decisions related to her son, and guardianship was never officially... Read more »
No. The statute of limitations ran on that cause of action about 11 years ago.
FYI, the lot is never full and no signs about will be towed etc. Everything I owned is in there. I am homeless and literally left with my purse, now the only possession I have. Nothing will be released until fees paid. What can I do?
You’ll need to find someone to lend you the money to get the car. You can deal with the other repercussions after you retrieve the car.
When my husband was 16 and was dealing with a very chaotic family life which caused his severe depression, his caregiver put him in a mental hospital where he was told to notify staff of any suicidal thoughts. Prior to and on the day of the discharge, he repeatedly told the staff that he... Read more »
The statute of limitations is one year from date of incident. Statute has long since run.
My husband's mother sent him off to live with his extended family in KY when he was 14. He is now 30. We believe his mother signed a power of attorney granting her sister (my husband's aunt) the ability to make decisions related to her son, and guardianship was never officially... Read more »
Likely not after all this time, no.
He doesnt live here bt his son does and i am 9 months pregnant
Notify the police.
My bankruptcy was discharged 9 yrs ago & I did not reaffirm my mortgage. I continue to live in the home and made all pmts timely w/APR 4.625%. My credit is in the mid-700s but lacking variety due to no mortgage debt. Although the obligation was removed, I missed the opportunity to demonstrate... Read more »
1. No. You are not a first time buyer.
2 and 3 need to be answered by a qualified bankruptcy practitioner after fully assessing your complete financial situation.
I intend to continue being paying rent in full and on time.
No.
Not without paternity testing and proving she’s not his bc there’s a presumption she is his bc she was born during the marriage.
Can the courts take your unemployment money from you or is that untouchable?
They are treated as income for the means test but you’re not likely to ever be turned down bc of them.
Attorney wants son email and personal number to talk to just him. I gave her mines as he is not talking to an attorney without me. He is 14.
No. Your presence can interfere with the attorney client privilege and may be used against him by calling you as a witness. For the rest of the world your answer is yes, but not with an attorney. If you don’t trust the lawyer you hired, hire another one you do trust.
Her parents want to force her to stay till shes graduated collage but shes going into the reserves as soon as she graduates were in ky and her parents are trying to force her to keep living with them i need to know if she can move out at 18 and not have the cops called on us by them and her drag... Read more »
She can leave on her 18th birthday.
sentence of 11months, and while in Federal custody in Alabama, misses the Courtdate scheduled for state case Kentucky, and attorney notified the circuit court judge of the reason for inability to appear at court hearing and rescheduled court hearing date set , can the judge issue a failure to... Read more »
Yes.
The ticket was issued more than a year or two ago to an out of state driver. Can it still be paid? Will there be additional fines beyond the $25 since it was so long ago?
A warrant usually issues. It is possibly that it can still be paid. I’d find a lawyer nearby to look into it do you know you have all the bases convered.
her without my parents consent?
No. Not unless the court orders otherwise.
fell behind on lot rent. what is a reasonable time to catch it up before a lift on stay is requested? we live in michigan.
You put the arrearages into the plan and you have two years to repay them.
I have joint custody of a 10 year old. His mother disappeared with him at 2 and despite multiple motions filed, she simply would not show up and the courts said they could do nothing about it. I recently found out her mother has the child now because she went back to drugs and now the grandmother... Read more »
If you are the only living custodian and the gp don’t have any custodial rights and are not de facto custodians, you can take your court order at any time and go retrieve him. I’d get him into counseling though, bc the retrieval May be a traumatic experience.
Lien is bought and held by private investor. State of New Jersey.
The lien remains attached to the property until paid.
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