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My attorney has contacted him regarding this, he set a date for Aug 31, but never confirmed a time and didn't show up. The divorce was finalized June 25. I cannot send a certified letter because I don't know his address and the address he gave the courts is false. I live in Missouri
My ex and I share 50/50 of our sons (2y and 4y), and we each get 2 weeks vacation per year. He has used his 2 weeks already and is going again to his home country for his sister's wedding. I told him I was ok with them going for the wedding but not ok with that long of a period, but he has... View More
Are the rights exclusive
The rights cannot be transferred
answered on Sep 12, 2024
Yes, you can gift land to your son. Transferring property to a family member is a common process and can usually be done through a gift deed. The gift deed must be drafted, signed, and registered to be legally valid.
When gifting land, it's important to be aware of any tax... View More
So, I'll try to describe their situation as briefly as possible:
- due to the pandemic, they had to move back in with their sibling (MO), and updated the registration accordingly.
- then they moved in with their parents (still MO, one county over), but forgot to change the... View More
My daughter took in my ex boyfriend’s dog when he was involuntarily hospitalized for delusions five months ago. If she had not taken the dog, it would’ve have gone to the humane society. Prior to his hospitalization, he tried to get me to take the dog. After his hospitalization, his friend told... View More
I took the dog in after the previous owner was found to have locked themselves in a bathroom for the past week+, the house had no power, and the dog had been left to fend for herself in the house. The previous owner was taken into a hospital for a short period of time (less than a week). No food or... View More
I was crushed against a wall and conveyer belt at work and had boxes of broken glass and busted gun powder thrown at me being hit by the boxes and then cussed at and death threats made since we had to stop production to save me from being completely crushed. My manager refused me a incident report... View More
There is foster parents stating they are married here in Missouri and she is going by his last name although they are not legally married and he is still married to another lady living outside of Missouri.
Tires outside by dumpsters.
answered on Sep 11, 2024
When you turn 18, you legally become an adult and gain more control over your personal privacy. This means that, in general, your parents don’t have the right to go through your phone without your consent. However, if they are still paying for your phone or the car, they might feel they have some... View More
I live in Missouri and we are both on my sons birth certificate and we both want him taken off the birth certificate because we will be getting a divorce and he is no longer going to be a part of my sons life. How do we get him off of the birth certificate? He is not the biological father. He will... View More
I been living at the current residence for a little have come around but they haven't tried to contact me in 10 years over they haven't tried to contact me in 10 years over 10over 10 yrs an just recently the
I been living at the current residence for a little have come around but they haven't tried to contact me in 10 years overover 10 yrs an just recently the
answered on Sep 7, 2024
Your post cut off mid-sentence. If you desire to hire an attorney to file such a lawsuit, look for someone local and experienced. We cannot solicit through Justia not recommend anyone.
I no longer live in the same state and they don't have any current info on my address or phone number. How will they serve me? I've moved but they don't have any updated info on me.
answered on Sep 7, 2024
They’ll need to locate you. A public records search might reveal your new address. For example, a driver’s license or vehicle registration.
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