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It’s been about 70 days, all my lawyer said was they haven’t heard anything back yet. Ok? So what exactly how long are you going to wait?
answered on Oct 11, 2024
There are way too many unknown facts here to give an accurate answer. As a general rule, the next step after a demand letter is ignored is to file a claim. If it is an employment claim, this generally starts with an administrative filing in the EEOC or OCRC.
I have called the cops and they said they couldn’t do anything but make a report but I’m not sure what I need to do.
answered on Oct 8, 2024
Police seldom get involved in withholding matters, even though they should. It is likely that you will need to file a motion with the court to hold him in contempt and modify parenting if he actually violates the parenting time order.
if both spouses using separate accounts paid $30,000 on mortgage and one paid 20,000 and the deserting one paid 10,000, can deserting spouse who paid less be forced to pay the extra 5000 to meet an equity division requirement regardless of profit on the sold house?
answered on Oct 8, 2024
Potentially yes. It would require an order from the domestic relations court as to the split of equity and assets.
And if a court ruling is required for this and one spouse has proof that they paid more on the mortgage than the other spouse, does that give them a favorable stance in getting a ruling for them to sell it the way they want to or transfer the mortgage they want to?
answered on Oct 8, 2024
The court decides. Paying more on the mortgage is only one of many factors that the court would use in splitting all assets, not necessarily just the equity from the house.
My daughter's husband is leaving her. She can't afford to make payments on the house or buy him out. She wants to sell the house for only the mortgage balance (plus closing costs) or have someone else assume the mortgage. If the husband refuses, what legal recompense does she have if any... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2024
Unfortunately none at the moment. She will need to file for divorce and obtain a court order as to either the transfer of the house into her name so she can sell it or an order selling the house.
We have permanent legal custody of the 4 yr old. She and I are now homeless, but she spends most nights with him. I have no home or bed at the moment for her. I would like child support and spousal support and a place for she and I to live.
answered on Oct 2, 2024
Justia indicates that you are in Florida. Spousal support and child support are very state specific. I recommend that you reach out to the Florida bar for this, and not the Ohio bar.
The judge says you're divorced. The clerk finds mistakes in your papers. The errors must be fixed. Are you still legally married until all mistakes had been corrected?
The divorce was 30 years ago. The mistakes were never corrected and sent back to the courthouse. Are they divorced or... View More
answered on Oct 2, 2024
I recommend you ask this question to California lawyers if the divorce happened in California. You posted in the Ohio lawyers section.
I have an overdue personal credit card, who may be filing a lawsuit against me. I also recently opened a business this year under an LLC and I want to know if the credit card lawsuit can go after my business?
answered on Oct 2, 2024
Yes. This is called "reverse veil piercing". If there is no meaningful distinction between yourself and the entity, then the credit card company can bring an action against both of you.
My sons ex lied about her baby be his because he cheated and moved on my son had to file for paternity now that they got results she made up lies and filed a false protection order
answered on Oct 2, 2024
Step one is to defeat the protection order by demonstrating that it is not justified. Simultaneously your son should file in his county's juvenile court for parenting time.
She has already shown up at my house at random times demanding to see my kids. Has made false accusations and called the police on me. I have full custody and need some advice. I tried to get a protection order but was told I didn’t have enough evidence at that time.
answered on Sep 17, 2024
When she shows up call the police as she is trespassing.
I do not have a non-compete agreement, I did not sign a severance agreement, I do not have a non-solicitation agreement and no other agreements. Additionally, no company policies in place and no policy handbook, or otherwise was ever given, received or signed. I have respected company owner and... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2024
You do not have an obligation to not solicit those clients. You are allowed to ask them to hire you.
filed charges and a warrant was issued
the man was an ex boyfriend
have phots of black eye, swollen face, marks around her throat where he tried to strangle her and broken hand she fracture while trying to fight back
possible he has done this before but father got him out of... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2024
Yes you can. However, the problem with these kinds of cases, usually, is collectability. Most insurance plans would not cover an intentional attack like this, so it can be very difficult to collect anything monetarily.
He is showing signs of dementia. He has no money other than social security. My brother and I are trying to get power of attorney to handle his business but he is becoming suspicious of our motives. We need to get him help but he is refusing. We have no money to help him
answered on Jun 26, 2024
No. A power of attorney must be entered into voluntarily. If you believe he can't manage his life and are willing to help then you can seek guardianship.
answered on Jun 26, 2024
Your claim is going to be for publication of private facts. Seek out a defamation attorney.
So we have joint custody but in our parenting plan it clearly states I am to handle all drs dentist an eye appts an bc of that her medicaid is also under my name an my case an he has started to sneak her to appts with out my knowledge an her appts have been double an her insurance only will pay for... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2024
It's not fraud, but it is a violation of your parenting plan. This could be handled by filing a motion to show cause.
Ohio
answered on Jun 6, 2024
The contract remains. If you want to secure the work on the contract, you should file a mechanic's lien so that you can recover from any foreclosure.
The mother of our kids moved out. Now I have a request to pay child support. She advised it wasn't her doing. Unsure if I'm being lied to or if she the state really would request this without her approval
answered on May 22, 2024
If a person applies for any public benefits they are required to also file for child support. If she did that, it is possible that she signed up for child support and did not even know that she has done so.
answered on May 22, 2024
The settlor of a revocable trust can change the trust even without a notarized letter. It just needs to be in writing and signed by the settlor, although notarization or witnessing is best practice.
Should the heirs of my father have received a copy of the will from some reputable attorney firm we live in Ohio Father lived in Pike county Alabama we're having trouble since we're states apart finding a attorney that can represent us in this matter.
answered on May 17, 2024
Unfortunately an Ohio attorney is not going to be able to help you here. Because you father lived and died in Alabama, his will and estate will be probated there and be subject to Alabama law. Good luck in your search!
answered on May 14, 2024
If the lease does not provide for an increase in rent during this time, then no.
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