I told my spouse I wanted a divorce, she moved out recently and now won't let me see my 1 month old child. She initially seemed amicable and I was hoping to have things sorted out prior to filing for the divorce but now she's changed her tune and we have no court custody agreement in... Read more »
Provide a written complaint to your company's HR department regarding the incident so they can investigate.
executor sat on house for at least 18 months without listing for sale all the while using up decedents bank funds then sells house to her sister for less than she told probate judge she would buy it for then says she will buy it from sister later I have her text messages to prove it. Should i file... Read more »
His parents are paying the service bill but he purchased the phone outright. They then took the phone because he got into a fight with a friend. Now, does that make it legal to take the phone of an adult 18 year old or not?
He died 8/29/2021. He also wrote this agreement in his will. Do i have to wait for probate to take possession. I will have to pay all bills associated after the date of his death.
I went through because I honestly thought that’s where you go if you don’t have money. Yes, being out of state in the south, I completely forgot about rolled highways. I tried to get cash to pay the tolls on the way back from the beach with my niece and my debit card declined. So I was truly... Read more »
I have my child every weekend and 1 week a month, my ex wife decided out of the blue that she now wants it one week on one week off so she gets weekends too. I work out of state during the week and take one week off every month. If this change goes through I will have to leave my job of 15 years.... Read more »
in my experience a judge would be unlikely to do this. if you say that you cannot take the child during the week the judge will not order you to lose your job. However the judge might very well order that mom gets some weekend time so you would have to decide if you want to ask for time during the... Read more »
I’m the sender of the letter and the COO of the company said it was okay for me to send a letter to the employee but the employee’s direct supervisor will not allow it to reach the employee. Supervisor and employee work at different locations and Supervisor doesn’t have authority over the... Read more »
My husband is in a nursing home, w/advanced dementia. cannot talk or write. How do I handle a new power of attorney form, to cover everthing, if he cannot sign his name? Thank you, Paula
The NCP on our support case is requesting a child support review. He works part-time, his current wife is the main income earner. He has listed the full cost of his new daughter's daycare as an expense.
I understand his wife's income does not affect the amount of support he pays,... Read more »
They have already had a sheriff server everyone in nearby units, but we paid the whole year upfront.
The answer will depend primarily if not exclusively on the terms of the lease, but the fact that you paid a year's worth of rent upfront may entitle you to remain in the leased property until the end of that period.
(Maine) Tenants were expected to mow the yard with equipment provided by landlord. We mowed frequently and there were still many ticks right in the yard. I informed landlord and he didn’t take any measures to control the ticks. (Spraying or other preventative measures.) We even relocated because... Read more »
A Maine attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. This looks like it could be a difficult case. Although your family experienced a genuine ordeal, the problem could be in establishing the connection between the yard and the disease. Ticks are pervasive everywhere. I... Read more »
teen aged children
also he only filled in the first 7 numbers from the license like in maine and not 9 numbers like n.y.
should i write this when i send in the form to contest it or wait for the court?
conferring with us? They changed the grade and added a wood mat, which does not extend beyond bridge, it sits on top of the metal log bridge. They never spoke to us before doing this. This is part of the easement over our land. Land is in Oxford County, Maine. Thank you.
He brought no cash to the table and it is all my money. Mortgage is in my name only
I would need to know more facts, but the answer is probably yes because he is a co-owner of the property. An important question is how do the two of you hold title to the property - as tenants in common or joint tenants? You should consult with an experienced Maine real estate lawyer who can review... Read more »
We bought the property above appraised value. It allowed his aunt snd uncle (the owners) her two kids and grandchild lifetime use. For up to two weeks. The cousin has basically moved in. If we sell the house to ourselves or a trust can we get them off the use agreement?
Not exactly sure of your situation, but straw deeds are not going to extinguish life estates in the chain of title. Apparently you have the remainder after their life estates and/or you did not have a competent attorney to draft that deed. Hire one now to search the title and determine the... Read more »
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