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Is it possible the court will grant relief even though my obligations to keep a roof over my sons head and support him fully are still there?
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Talk to your attorney. With your son in such a difficult position, I am sure you will have found one of our well qualified professionals to assist you.
Nowhere on the lease does it state this
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Leaving gates open may be a problem of varying severity depending on whether there are pets or livestock in your area. Try to work it out between you, If it becomes UN-tenable, look for another location in which to dwell.
I would like to do renovations and don't want her as a tenant .
answered on Jun 11, 2017
If they will not willingly vacate, it may be time to file "EVICTION FOR REASON OTHER THAN NONPAYMENT OF RENT" Any one of our friendly attorneys would be well able to assist you in navigating that process.
Nepotism in Rhide Island
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Perhaps the Judge's cousin is achieving extraordinary results Talk to the steward and find out what's what.
Never received his taxes. He works in ri and the order is in ri but he lives in Massachusetts, if he files taxes in Massachusetts will they not withhold his taxes?
answered on Jun 11, 2017
Check with CSE agent. If that doesn't work out, retain one of the fine family court attorneys to assist you in chasing it down.
My boyfriend was previously arrested for domestic vandalism for kicking my car and for violating a no contact order as we were pulled over together a month later. A 3rd offense can really ruin his life and career and I would like case dismissed. What can be done? And what are the potential... View More 
answered on Jun 8, 2017
It may be time to find a new boyfriend. . . one without criminal record perhaps. One who respects you and does not need a restraining order. One who does not violate restraining orders and commit vandalism, maybe? If the state prevails, he may find himself a guest of the adult correctional... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2017
Read the court's order carefully. They will document what transpired. If you have an attorney, ask them to explain what happened in court. If there is an order for garnishment, it generally takes two to three weeks to kick in during which time the NCP is obliged to make payments directly.
now i have no running water because they didnt pay there payment plan on there past due balance what can i do if anything
answered on Jun 8, 2017
If you can afford to pay it, pay it and deduct the cost from your rent. Check with your landlord first to be sure he is agreeable to this arrangement. If he is not, hire an attorney to assist you in advocating for your rights.
In 2008, I plead nolo to a charge of Possession of Child Pornography. At the time, the charge was not an offense that required sex registration. While on probation serving my 5 years of probation, the law went into effect and was retro'd to 1996. I was released from probation in March of 2013.... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2017
Excellent time to go meet with, consult, and retain an criminal law attorney who may best present your case.
Ive been on them for several months threw letters and phone conversations what are my options by the way they gave me a board to put in the track to stop the window from opening
answered on Jun 8, 2017
If you like, you may explore a "repair and deduct" option. This is especially well done when the landlord consents to your offer to repair the problem and deduct it from your rent.
I'm a worried father as if this is legal or not. My child's mothers does tattoos in her kitchen, out of her house. Sometimes while my child is home.
answered on Jun 8, 2017
Is this in Massachusetts or Rhode Island? Is your relationship with your child's parent so strained that you are both looking for ways to cause each other difficulties?
Landlord has us paying All utilities even when he uses it for his garage and even has friends staying there hooked up to our electric & water in a large camper for a few months. Verbally he said he would pay difference but now he recants that. Told him his fence was falling for months &... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2017
It sounds like you may need to hire an attorney to assist you with these disputes.
to Fl. and We travel back and forth, My grandD is always with me and never left with her mother. I have our flight info proving she has been with me in Rhode for months at a time. My grandD is 9 and doesn't want to go back to Florida . She wants to stay here in RI and attend school, she has... View More
answered on Jun 5, 2017
If she is not willing to consent to allow you to be the guardian of this child, or even if she is, you will do well to enlist the assistance of one of our practicing family court attorneys to assist you.
Tenant was notified in writing more than 60 days in advance that their lease will not be renewed. Tenant has not vacated and refuses to leave.
answered on Jun 5, 2017
You will need to "take them to court" This is most effectively done with an experienced attorney. Once the eviction is complete, they will help you gain the appropriate papers to effect and execution, from thence, the premises should be yours.
i recently left my boyfriend of 5 years we have 2 boys together . He found out i had a new boyfriend and since hasnt let me see the boys its been a full month i havent seen then . i tried having police escourt me to pick them up but they told me they couldnt interviene because neither one of us... View More
answered on May 24, 2017
Find those birth certificates and set up a meeting with a family court attorney. This sounds like it shall have to be resolved in Family Court. The police officer was correct. This needs to be resolved in family court.
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answered on May 22, 2017
Talk to your lawyer if you are unable to find relevant documents in your prior court orders. If there was a protective order issued by the court to impound your address, for example, through a restraining order, you may have the answer you seek.
Is that legal?
answered on May 3, 2017
If they file suit, consider retaining an attorney to pres this defense of incompetency as a minor.
2 separate families occupying 2 units (3 family home) holdovers from a foreclosure. Former owner moved out of 3rd unit and washed his hands of the property 2 years ago but told tenants as long as they paid the water bill they could stay. Tenants replaced the hot water heater last year and have... View More
answered on May 3, 2017
If that is what the judge orders, that will be the order of the court. Of course, your attorney will have more specific instructions for you to ensure you don't get caught in some procedural trap for the unwary and untrained.
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