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My mother lives in an area that is shared with my mother in law's things, but was given a clear division line for "her room". These spaces share a common door, however, every time we leave the house, my mother in law enters my mom's space, moves things around that do not belong... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2017
Your remedies will depend on whether she is a guest or a tenant. If she is a guest, you might ask her to leave if she continues this behavior you find unacceptable. If she is a tenant, you may have to file a formal eviction.
answered on Nov 27, 2017
If your child's father is not in agreement, he may petition the family court. Meet with a family court attorney to establish court orders regarding parenting time, custody, and support.
We have tried legal services and the volunteer lawyer program. We don't not have the money as we are in a fixed income please help thank you
answered on Nov 22, 2017
Unfortunately, the demand for Pro Bono Legal services exceeds supply by profound proportions.
My friend is 14 and they have to take care of their little brother that has Autism and their father is doing nothing to Help her. I was wondering if there was anything that said the parent has to help support the child.
answered on Nov 22, 2017
If he is not living with the child, the state may well have already opened a child support case. These benefits will likely be paid to the custodial parent (mother as you present the facts)
My ex stopped court ordered visitation over 2 years ago. My 13 year old daughter decided 18 months ago she was tired of his neglect and abuse it went round and round for a year in text with all involved. He filed a motion for her to get counseling to reunify. She embraced the counseling idea but... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2017
Contact the RIBAR VLP program to see if you qualify for pro bono assistance. see: https://www.ribar.com/For%20the%20Public/FindingAndChoosingALawyer.aspx
I do not want to disrupt any relationship between him and my child. Is there any legal action I can take that will stop him from all of the verbal abuse? My child is now starting to show signs she is affected by this.
answered on Nov 20, 2017
Talk to your attorney about including order that address the problem. If they continue after that(or if those orders are in place already) you may want to file a contempt motion.
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answered on Nov 20, 2017
You have rights as a tenant. If you are not able to come to an agreement with your new landlord, you may consult with an attorney to explore your rights and responsibilities.
My mother and father in law had both passed away and no one has filed for executor of their estate. My sister in law is currently living in one of the apartments but her sister states that she is going to have her evicted. Can this be done?
answered on Nov 20, 2017
Depending on whom are the heirs and what there rights are under the will, if any, and who will be the executor, or administrator, the answer may vary. Meet with a probate attorney in your area and discuss the details in private. If you are the executor, retain an attorney to assist you in... View More
I was ordered to 40 hours of community service and take a driver retraining class and probation till 19 and ordered not to get my license till 19 and I have fulfilled all of the orders and im still on probation and i turn 18 next month
answered on Nov 20, 2017
Talk to your attorney about applying for a provisional license.
1 felony conviction and 1 misdemeanor conviction. the judge already denied my 2006 misdemeanor expungement under not eligible. my felony from 2003 isnt expungement ready until 2023. will i ever be able to clean my record for employment and housing reasons? I know i am a good person and I have been... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2017
Allison Abilheira has given you some great guidance. Meet with an attorney like her to explore your options in a private meeting.
he's been charged with a felony and found guilty
answered on Oct 19, 2017
He should be speaking to his attorney in private to explore next steps and options.
And the child support payments have been garnished every time he gets paid for last 4 years ...
answered on Oct 19, 2017
Hopefully, the state's attorneys have sorted out the matter. It is possible that the warrant may have been for missing a court date. Your husbands best advocate will be a seasoned family court attorney who shall guide and assist in navigating the court and coming to the best resolution.
answered on Oct 19, 2017
Yes, the property that your mother disposed of in her will may need to be filed in probate court. Consult with an attorney to review the will and your options.
answered on Oct 19, 2017
Work with the advocates at the courthouse. You may qualify for a no cost attorney from legal services. Good Luck.
I am really unsure why I need to sign it. Pease help me. I have been a single mom 6 months and all through pregnancy. He can't be alone with her. Same time he should help pay if I supervised visits with him. if I sign this does it mean child support don't take him in?.not to jail but for... View More
answered on Oct 5, 2017
You should get your own lawyer. They will be able to explain the nature and impact of any documents you are considering signing.
My neighbors live in an apartment attached to my house on a farm and they repeatedly have fed and have gone as far as going into my house to feed my pets without my permission. I have asked them to stop as my animals are on restricted diets and in good health. They are good people but have... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2017
Lock your doors and don't leave the food accessible. Write them a letter informing them that they are not to come onto your property or feed your animals. If they persist, contact the local authorities for a no trespass order.
answered on Sep 6, 2017
It may take an investigation to determine the cause of this condition. Follow your doctor's recommendations to treat the condition and consult with an attorney in private to evaluate the situation further.
Will I have to wait till after the Pre- trial Con?
answered on Sep 6, 2017
To best present your case in the court, a licensed, experienced, practicing attorney is one means to make sure you get the matter properly before the judge.
answered on Sep 6, 2017
It may be an over payment. Some further investigation is appropriate
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