This would include my biweekly paychecks, current bank account, car insurance, and vehicle. I have not been sued yet, but anticipate it happening in the next 3 years. Would it be legal for me to transfer all these assets, to get them out of my name, prior to any lawsuit being filed?
answered on Jun 2, 2023
This sounds like fraudulent conveyances. I believe you can be sued for doing this with the knowledge that you are likely to be sued. I would consult an attorney who can analyze all the facts of your particular situation.
The dog is in my name and was expensive and has been registered as a service dog. Would she be considered an asset that the individual suing me could claim?
answered on Jun 2, 2023
You have certain exemptions you can claim to protect your property, including a dog.
A former friend had my card saved on their Xbox account and asked if they could use it to purchase something. I gave permission to use it for purchasing one thing, but not 10+ things. We both were in agreement that they would pay me back in full. (This person has a restraining order from their ex... Read more »
answered on Jun 2, 2023
Take a criminal complaint against them for Fraudulent Use if a Credit Card in your local district court.
I was in jail for 60 days released on or bond waiting for indictment, I just found out I got invited and they've had two court dates without me can they give me a warrant if I'm not been notified of the inditment
I have solely financially supported her in vet visits, training programs, food, toys everything she needs. My name is on all of her records with the vet, rescue, training, day care.
answered on Jun 2, 2023
No. But if you can’t agree on time with the puppy, you will have to file a civil suit for the court to determine parenting time.
She’s in foster care
answered on Jun 2, 2023
You can certainly make a motion for return of custody of the youngest. If your older daughter supports this, it will make your case stronger.
My girlfriend and I are considering marriage. There is a clause in her divorce stating she may not have overnights with a paramour while the kids are around. After marriage, would I (her then husband) still be considered a paramour?
answered on Jun 1, 2023
There are two generally accepted definitions of a paramour, neither of which would apply if you marry your girlfriend.
One definition--occasionally used in family law situations--is the illicit romantic or sexual partner of a married individual. Sometimes, in divorce proceedings, a divorce... Read more »
We had a foster son who for 2 1/2 years removed just weeks before adoption was finalized. The adoption petition was filed and we were waiting on a court date. He made a false allegation of abuse, which is a documented behavior of his, but dcbs removed him and won't let us know where he is or... Read more »
sold a SUV over 2.5 years ago guy refuses to transfer I have now filed a complaint with the county attorney an have got a new title In my name canceling other the vehicle taxes an toll fee keep costing me money an I'm told if it's in wreck I'm at fault can I not take back possion of... Read more »
Will they appoint public defender
Who has the say so over the funeral arrangements etc?
My son bike was being stolen and as my sons went to retrieve there bike they were attacked on school property by bullying delinquent and the so called victims has been stalking terrorizing my family for months I have videos as well of the stalking attacking and vandalizing my home oh yeah did I... Read more »
So my bank forceplaced insurance on my loan, for nearly $7,000. Never once even telling me there was an issue with my insurance coverage. Since I had automated payments, I went 3 months paying my normal payment, and had no idea my payment had even been raised from $430 a month, to $880! Never once... Read more »
The management in speaking is Park 12 for the Madison apartments, formally known as the legacy apartments. I want to sue them for emotional damage my security deposit for lack of running water, breaching our residency contract, unhumane conditions suchs wet hallways, mildewed carpets, mice,... Read more »
I am currently moving out of familys house. I asked to not enter my room I have proof they said it would not be entered. I have cameras set up and proof showing they did enter and currently in there. I have other proof of continuous harassment as well. I left this week due to not feeling safe... Read more »
Do you have a motion to represent yourself in Jefferson County Kentucky Family Court for a trial hearing
answered on May 30, 2023
No. You can always represent yourself as a matter of right. No motion necessary.
I support a lady from my church with driving for her daughter's transfer in KY state. The girl is around 4 years old. The place is at a gas station and close to the police station. The father is always video recording (usually places his cellphone on his shirt pocket with the lens facing... Read more »
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