Your current state is Virginia
There’s a clause that says release against husband estate the house is all he got in divorce
Social worker in contempt of court, false imprisoned ward/hospital.. Right in gal and ad litem put she couldn't get ahold of ward, to adjournment,.. Petitioner never signed petition & used fraudulent medical order, not for ward
The case worker interviewed my children at school. Didn't contact or attempt to show up to my home for 6 days, she stated it w because she was not concerned, after speaking with children and did not see any need for emergency steps. said it's open and shut, she had no concerns The CPS... View More
I need help filing for Contempt of court he told Me in text message that I only have to opinions I could either agree with him or we fight in court
He keep telling the kids I could see them more only if i moved to Texas and I can't so not going Pay me anymore unless he's in charge
A cousin of my wife’s took over the power of attorney on my wife’s mother she apparently has been using money out of her mothers bank account for personal use. Is this legal or does she have to repay the money?
I have plenty of evidence of my own to support my own case I believe. So far I have a photo album with almost 50 different pieces of photo and video evidence. I walked away from my son and his father at the beginning of 2023 due to uncivil or even hostile home environment for what seemed to be... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
It is unclear if your matter concerns a CPS case that has been filed against you, a divorce proceeding, or a suit affecting the parent-child relationship (SAPCR).
Court-appointed lawyers are available in criminal cases and in cases in which Child Protective Services is seeking to remove... View More
Alabama dhr has temp custody.
Of interest
He has a history of drug abuse and recently put our children at risk. He also has a history of deviant behavior. He wants 50/50 custody of our kids which I just can't support.
I was renting space on my future mother-in-laws property. Yesterday she was screaming at my fiancé and I went to see what was going on and got dragged into the argument. The mother said I was not a man because I was standing behind my fiance trying to deescalate things and told me to stop being a... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
This could be considered a Class C misdemeanor assault under Section 22.01(3) of the Texas Penal Code: "A person commits an offense if the person intentionally or knowingly causes physical contact with another when the person knows or should reasonably believe that the other will regard the... View More
Moved out 3 days ago separating from my husband. Looking for an apartment. My son who is 17 is still living in the house with my husband. The house has both names on deed. Is this considered abandonment
somos 5 hermanos y 3 de ellos no quieren que Ella herede.Ella tiene derecho a heredar?
move back to PA but my parents want to stay in Portugal. I was hoping someone could help me figure out how to get emancipated so I could live on my own without my parents.
answered on Mar 18, 2024
Hi Juliette, I understand that you're facing a challenging situation and are looking for ways to live independently in Pennsylvania (PA). Emancipation laws vary by state, but generally, they allow a minor to become responsible for their own welfare and make decisions independently of their... View More
My mother was still alive and she transfered it to my brothers name.now there both deceased and my niece has it how do I get what is rightfully mine.
My mother was still alive and she transfered it to my brothers name.now there both deceased and my niece has it how do I get what is rightfully mine.
Has the uncle brook any laws?
I turn 18 soon and my father wants me to stay till I'm 20 to do all the cleaning and cooking.i can't bare with his anger issues and us arguing all the time, I plan to leave when I'm 18 but he's already throwing my stuff away and telling me I'm not leaving once I'm 18... View More
I've been granted lifelong alimony due to a lengthy marriage. According to my divorce decree, alimony ceases only upon remarriage or death. My concern is whether moving into my boyfriend's rented place would affect this arrangement. Renting in CA is expensive, so this seems like a viable... View More
answered on Mar 17, 2024
Under California law, alimony is typically governed by the specific terms set forth in your divorce decree. If your agreement states that alimony only ceases upon remarriage or death, then cohabitating with a partner doesn't automatically end your alimony payments. However, the situation can... View More
I kept my married last name. I have had this name since 2011. Since the divorce I’ve had a child with someone else, he is 4. I want to change his last name to mine (the name I kept of married). My ex husband is taking me to court to contest this. It is NOT his child. He also took on this last... View More
He asked me to meet with his Estate planner regarding the plans for his will. He mentioned on having the deed solely under his name so it wont be hard to divide his estate between me, his kids, grandkids and great grandkids. We've been married for 9 years and we are living in a $600,000k... View More
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