Can a IDO apply to two different employers at the same time?
Yes, if the part time job led to a change in income it can be included in a modification. You will need to report income from all sources.
Because he assumed I had seen them which I had not cause one of their grandmothers had picked them up and brought them to the lawyers office. The letters detailed the things they are suffering from especially my oldest daughter. I knew something had happened between the three of them but I had no... Read more »
I agree with my colleague, you can try to contest it.
She lives with her dad and step mom and wants to leave but is scared they will keep her things. Even the clothes and all she bought with her money from the job she worked at.
She should be able to take the things that are hers, even if they are things they bought her. If they were given to her then they are hers, and at 18 she’s legally an adult and can make the decision to leave.
He dropped out of school at 17 he will be 20 years old in August of this year (2021) I'm still paying child support. No he is not in college and he does have a job.
It’s unlikely that you will get money back. You can, however, take steps to get it stopped right now so you don’t pay any longer.
We've only been married for two years and we've got a 1 year old daughter
It’s not clear what your question is regarding this. You may want to re-post it or consult with an attorney. Most attorneys offer a free consultation.
My husband has spent the last 2 years living separately from me at a rehab facility that is faith based. He lives and breathes this place, however some situations have occurred and the lack of structure, control and a system in general to confirm the sobriety of these individuals, their criminal... Read more »
If you can’t agree on one issue then you do not have an uncontested divorce. You have a contested divorce. As such, it would be a good idea if you consulted with an attorney on the best way to move forward with the proper course of action for the divorce.
My got married 2 times at courthouse in 2 different states the husband is married 2 another woman in another state I didnt no she was married till last week we been married since December 2020. Him and my wife bern married over 6/7yrs he's been gone 51/2yrs. The husband has been... Read more »
What is the question? If a marriage took place before the divorce was final then it would not be a legal marriage.
It’s a second domestic battery charge. He wants me to recant and or tell them I just made it up and it’s not true. DCF is involved. Which is a whole different monster. Can my kids be taken away if I we recant or tell them I lied? Or what consequences could I face? They have photos and statements.
I agree with my colleague. From what you are explaining, it sounds like the battery did take place, but he is pushing you to recant your story. That will not protect you or your children, and DFCS may see the situation as such. You should speak with a domestic abuse professional in your area who... Read more »
It’s convenient for her. I’m not allowed to get him unless she’s with us. What do I need to do. Paying child support in Alabama. Child lives in Alabama I live in Georgia
Where you married to the mother or have you legitimized the child? If the answer is no to both then you have to legal rights to the child and she can do that. In that case, you will need to legitimize the child. Once you do that you will be able to seek a custody arrangement that will give you the... Read more »
The bank has my name and phone number that I took 300 dollar out of a disable person account but I did not do it but they have my name and phone number she called the law on me and they are investigating it what are the chargers for it I need help
At this point you haven’t been charged with anything, correct? See what their investigation turns up and if it still points to you and there are charges involved then you could seek the advice of an attorney for your case.
It’s not against the law for an older child to change the diaper of their younger sibling.
Amount of trauma they had suffered at the hands of my wife, their adopted mother. After the mediation I spoke with the therapist and learned that my oldest daughter has trauma that is very close to ptsd at 15 years old. My lawyer says this isn’t something that I can now bring to the judge and... Read more »
You should bring it to the court’s attention immediately so the judge can determine if action will be taken. If you are not working with an attorney for your divorce it would be a good idea to do so.
The trauma is from the abuse she suffered at the hands of mother. Can a judge hear it or is the agreement binding.
You should bring it to the court’s attention immediately so the judge can determine if action will be taken. If you are not working with an attorney for your divorce it would be a good idea to do so.
Child abandonment is when a parent has failed to provide shelter, food, or meet the needs of the child for a period of 30 days.
is still being paid for, do you have to move out. Or can you continue to pay on the house with the remaining balance
If the person is your husband then the home should be considered marital asset and you would be able to stay if you continue paying for it. If you are not married then there could be other issues that arise. You may want to consult with an attorney who can review the facts of your case in detail... Read more »
The estate would likely go to probate and a judge would make decisions regarding the assets. Consult with a probate attorney who can help you with the process.
We have a son together that she has made no effort to contact since middle of Sept 2020. We habe been separated for a year. I got him due to her using drugs right after the separation. I know that most likely an attorney will have to get involved. Id just like to know the quickest way to get this... Read more »
You will need to exhaust all efforts to locate her. You can do this through hiring a skip tracer. If you are unable to after doing that then you may be able to divorce by publication. You should work with an attorney who can help you with the proper course of action regarding your case.
The House will that be legit and stand in court for wife to keep the house? Will the paperwork need to be notarized for the court to consider it? Will it even be considered or granted?
If they are married and buying a house together then it should likely be considered marital asset and the court would split it, along with the other assets. If you want a prenuptial type of agreement regarding the house, or anything else, you should consult with an attorney who can help you with... Read more »
Are you working with an attorney? Your best route at this point is to work with an attorney who can review the facts of your case in detail and help you properly plan to address it.
The mother consented to the guardianship.
The guardianship was ordered recently but the children have been in our care 100% of the past year and 80% of the time before that.
This really depends on the facts of your specific case. If this was a temporary guardianship then she could likely still have the ability to terminate that. You may want to consult with an attorney who can review the facts of your case in detail and provide guidance specific to your situation.
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