answered on Jul 24, 2017
You need to file for divorce and get a custody order along with an order that she vacate the home. Joint property including children are viewed as open and accessible with out a court order in place.
It's been 7 years he's still in prison the girl lies because she's married not first boy to ruin there lives he's spent the last seven years for excuse the pun (finger banging an adult female) who sends a young adult to prison for that.
answered on Jul 24, 2017
As long as it is consensual there should not be any problem. Under 16 or more than 4 years in age over 15 is illegal.
Can UK police reports be sent to the US?
My nephew endured hundreds of sutures to his face neck and legs from stab wounds. He also had a metal plate placed in his jaw to repair it. This person has admitted & laughed about them doing this on Facebook & to friends. There is an investigation (small town) underway but seems to be... View More 
answered on Jul 24, 2017
Yes the state can be held accountable for the medical bills and for the action of the kid who assaulted the boy. Get a lawyer and they will be able to help.
My parents owned the home but we're letting the bank foreclosure on my childhood home because of bankruptcy . So I started to make the mortgage payments to try to get it put into my name for my new home, but now the bank is talking about for taking about foreclosing on me/her (my step mother).... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2017
You should save the payment money and approach the bank to take over the loan. Yet, the bank in not likely going to be able to talk with you about it since your not on the loan. Making payments may take your dad out of default but you won't get any credit for the property and your just helping... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2017
No, but it may impact your credit rating. The court can hold a party in contempt and require a payment plan to remove the contempt. The fact that the children are adults would not cause a court to have a contempt hearing.
Should he tell me if he's taking her on vacation to another state? Even if it is for a weekend.
answered on Jul 20, 2017
If the ex had the child during his 50/50 time he would be under no obligation to inform you. You question may point to a need for you to actually come up with a court approved parenting plan. Such a plan would spell out the times and what approvals are needed for notice for such trips. It may... View More
I have autism. I struggle with a lot of things most of which I hide because I can control everything. I have a stupid question. I got a court appearance ticket for traffic accident. I don't know how to act in court. I do know the general idea, but not all the rules. The not knowing makes me... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
Get a lawyer to help. Part of a lawyers job is to help people facing trouble and doing the talking for them.
answered on Jul 18, 2017
As her legal guardian you would be allowed to approve it, you would still be on the hook for her until she turns 19. She will not be allowed to contract in Iowa until she turns 18, but she can reside their with your permission.
My husband served me with divorce papers after abandoning me and moving to Lincoln Nebraska I have been paying all of our bills we have accumulated together we are buying a property together and have a loan out for a car and another personal loan I cant afford a lawyer due to being abandoned and... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
You might seek self help from the state's court web site they have lots of information and forms you can use. Depending on the nature of the Divorce proceeding, you might find lawyers who will provide the necessary help but you would appear in court. Call around in your area for help from a... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
Yes, ask your probation officer. If they won't allow it you will have to get a lawyer to file the change of venue. Probation in Nebraska is state wide. We have had other clients move or be transferred to another office. It is fairly common in the Metro area.
We want to be involved with her, but don't know what rights if any we could obtain. Do we enter as a third party and continue with paternity? Her parents are fighting for custody with drug accusations being thrown on both sides. We are very concerned about her well being.
answered on Jul 18, 2017
You should hire a lawyer and fight for custody of the child. It may be a little harder since the child has no relationship with her father, but time and good parenting with a plan solve that. Contact a good lawyer and you should be able to gain custody.
it is unlawful for any person in the passenger area of a motor vehicle to possess an open alcoholic beverage container while the motor vehicle is located in a public parking area or on any highway in this state.
answered on May 16, 2017
Yes, not illegal to possess alcohol, but it cannot be opened.
Can they do this?
answered on May 10, 2017
Yes if there is a valid reason showing he is a danger. I would object because it doesn't serve you are your son well to have a restraining order again you.
answered on May 4, 2017
It is not a conviction but what is called an adjudication. It does not remain on his criminal record once he turns an adult, which is 19 in the State of Nebraska. It can be used to aggravate any future involvement with the law until he becomes an adult.
My daughter is 15 has a long history of PTSD depression anxiety and panic attacks and also has went over the legal limit of missing school a few times which has put us in court well this year is highschool and her worst year for missing . At 40 days now which has put us now in truancy charge how do... View More
answered on Apr 26, 2017
To defend this you will be required show proof that the child be given some sort of medical proof of the PTSD, depression etc. This should be provided to the school to ensure they don't continue to bring you before the court. If that is not successful you should get a lawyer and provide them... View More
The kids have lived with their mom for 4 years in that time i havent seen them at all this is in nebraska we both have been appointed a lawyer .
answered on Apr 26, 2017
Your changes are very good to get temporary custody. Since, you have not seen the kids in 4 years the court would be reluctant to give you full at this time. I would get your lawyer to help with a custody action and takes the steps at this point in time to get a custody order which you can later... View More
I had an old traffic case in Colorado but just renewed Nebraska license is my license valid
answered on Apr 25, 2017
You Nebraska license is valid but you will still need to take care of the warrant so that they don't request NE revoke it based on the warrant. Contact a lawyer in Colorado to clear up the warrant and you should be good to go.
Since the papers only included my rights and mentioned nothing about my parental responsibilities in the paperwork does that mean I will still be responsible to pay future child support even after he is adopted? What happens to any back child support?
answered on Apr 25, 2017
You will have to pay child support until the adoption is completed. You may also have to pay a $65 fee plus pay for service to get the CS stopped. You will continue to owe the back child support. My suggestion is you work with an attorney to help you and negotiate the terms so some of the prior... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2017
There are many more steps to a DRE than 12. Not likely to be valid test for a female cop to perform a UA on a male.
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