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answered on Jun 9, 2018
Attorney Briody has given you some good advice. Hire an attorney soonest if you can and do not discuss the case on the internet.
answered on May 28, 2018
You can register your order for enforcement in Rhode Island. Any one of our practicing family court attorneys can assist you in this procedure.
I’m 5 months into my 1 yr lease. My landlord approached me on April 20th I had my sister over that day and she proceeded to tell me she sold the house and the new owners want the entire property vacant as of June 1st. She stated that I wouldn’t have to pay rent for may and she will give me back... View More 
answered on May 28, 2018
Consult with an attorney to review your lease and advise you of your rights.
answered on May 28, 2018
If you do not appear and are not excused, the court may issue a warrant form the bench. Retain an attorney to assist you.
Section 52-362d(b) saying my name has been removed from credit obligors
answered on May 28, 2018
This sounds like a Connecticut case. Try re-posting your question there.
answered on May 28, 2018
Congratulations on your expected child. Once the child is born, it will be time to decide whom the parents are to be. If there is no agreement, and the alleged father denies paternity, there may be a need for DNA testing. Rhode Island Child support Enforcement is very familiar with these types of... View More
law was in effect?
answered on May 27, 2018
no, see: http://webserver.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE21/21-28/21-28-4.01.HTM
There is no retroactive date enabled/listed for this law. Meet with a practicing attorney to explore other ways to approach this including possible expungement.
answered on May 27, 2018
Of course, your rights will be well defined if you made a written agreement concerning who would pay for the costs. . .
If you cannot resolve it between the two of you, you may have to go to small claims court to resolve the matter.
I'm still waiting. I've called but he doesn't return my call. What's my next step to resolve this. It's been 1.5 years since probate started in RI.
answered on May 27, 2018
Make an appointment to go see them - or consult with another probate attorney.
We are married. He is cheating and is verbally/emotionally abusive along with a history of drinking. I have family out of state that have opened their doors to the kids and me. Can I bring the kids there for safety and start a case for separation from the new state?
answered on May 27, 2018
You may file the case in Rhode Island. The other state may have a residency requirement that could cause you to have to wait for up to a year before filing. Meet with a Rhode Island Divorce attorney to explore your options soonest.
My son doesn't have my last name because I never married his mom...I did pay child support when he was young and 2 yrs ago put my name on his birth certificate as his father..We live in R.I. Can I give a 1- time gift???? What should I do??? I don't want to put him on the deed as joint... View More
answered on May 27, 2018
Speak to an attorney to discuss the impact of what you are considering. It may turn out that what you need is a will. There are tax implications you should consider as well. There are ways to achieve what you desire without having to give the house to him all at once.
Or return any of my calls. I have sent the police to do a welfare check. He called and they said they couldnt do anything because he had a restraining order being processed. Restraining order was denied because I dont neglect my child. Working is not grounds for neglect. I cant get assistance right... View More
Or a criminal case I was in jail when she did this to me she got into my bank account n opened another one over the phone n the bank cloned my signature
answered on May 27, 2018
Lot of questions here - Were you under a conviction whilst in jail? (then you may have been civilly dead under the law) That will have some impact on the analysis. When did you discover the identity theft ? Did you file a police report? Put a lock on the three credit bureaus ? Was she prosecuted?... View More
My father my grandfather were just involved in a domestic violence incident where my dad restrained him because he came after My Dad and I got out a hand my dad is on probation He is on probation but he’s been doing so good the last three years his fines almost paid off he’s on unsupervised... View More
I have proof that my husband has advertised for and been involved in multiple sugar daddy arrangements....
Over 3 year period, spending hundreds of thousands of dollars. I was unaware and always told that money was tight...affecting me and our three children. Will this affect alimony as... View More
answered on Apr 24, 2018
Talk to the attorney representing you in your divorce. If you don't have one, make an appointment to meet with and retain one soonest. Also, consider going to your doctor to get tested for any unwanted "gifts".
answered on Mar 25, 2018
Yes, the appeal (and/or motion for new trial) must be timely filed or the right may lapse, Speak to your attorney soonest to discuss costs and potential for success
Supervise Visit 1a Week I been showing up every week early if anything get there with my 2 kids and they do not wanna go up it’s at the court house the case worker comes down and gets the kids who r age 13 and almost 11 they do not wanna go my oldest says please don’t make and my 11 y/o says... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2018
Yes, if you do not follow the court's order, you can get int trouble. Speak with your attorney to document your concerns. They will have a written report from the unit that will be sent to the judge in your case.
answered on Mar 2, 2018
Yes, when both parents freely agree to share equally all parenting obligations. Arrange a visit with your favorite family attorney to discus the particulars in a private meeting.
This friend of mine showed interest in a brand new Xbox One X. Although I was very reluctant to let him "try" it out, he assured me that if at any point I became uncomfortable, that he'd bring back to me no problem. After sleeping on it I decided I was very unnerved and felt I needed... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2018
If you can't resolve it amicably, it may be time to take your "friend" to small claims court.
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