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![Anthony M. Avery Anthony M. Avery](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1504903-1494520006-sl.jpg)
answered on Jul 26, 2024
Apparently you have not interest in the property except possession. The owner can sue you for possession.
She failed nail test will she get BK in home
![Anthony M. Avery Anthony M. Avery](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1504903-1494520006-sl.jpg)
answered on Jul 24, 2024
You do need to file a Response. Since incarceration is very possible, you might want to hire an attorney.
We broke up after 5 years, my name is on his truck entirely and I need it off so I can refinance the house and get his name off of it. He says he can’t get approved for a loan for the truck but I really don’t want it, what do I do
My children’s school has a registration day. It is on the school year calendar. Their first actual day of classes happens a week later. Does registration day qualify as the school year beginning since it is on the calendar or the first day of class?
My mom died last year and my dad passed the other day I have always lived with them but I live in the garage. Well dad passed with no will and before I got home from his service all dad's kinfolk had done got his safe emptied his bank account, even boarded up the place so I couldn't get... View More
![Anthony M. Avery Anthony M. Avery](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1504903-1494520006-sl.jpg)
answered on Jul 18, 2024
You may be the sole heir and next of kin of Father. If so, you own all that property. But getting back property now is often impossible. Who is the home deeded to? You may be the owner and need an Affidavit of heirship. Hire an attorney to see who the heirs are. Probate may not be a... View More
The judge dismissed it but she did not get fined nor held in contemp. He is still in jail. I want to know what should be done about this. She also violate his protection order against her. The case was dismissed without any action done to her.
Im suppose to have visits with my daughter but her father is keeping her from me i dont have the money to go to court , but i need help so i can see my child and i need help with visitions with her so we can start working issues out between us
The account he put the money in was in the name of our family business. He told me he was investing this money. He told me that the family business didn't exist. Through the last 9 years I've lost everything and now live in a camper. Yet I've watched him get air BNB, buy a glamour... View More
![James L. Arrasmith James L. Arrasmith](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1668636-1701034960-sl.png)
answered on Jul 18, 2024
It sounds like your dad might have misused your social security back pay, which could be a serious legal issue. When someone uses another person's funds for their own benefit without permission, it can be considered misappropriation or fraud. Given the situation you've described, it might... View More
There's a precedent of the ex filing for full custody every year and lost each case. (The individual was told not to file again, but did anyway.) The fees have mounted up to over 70k and we can no longer afford a lawyer.
Now, he says we cant go. That i can’t bring the kids now. Can he do this after agreeing in the first place? If so, should he reimburse me the money i paif for the ticket?
My dad has court mandated visitation over the second half of the summer, but upon arriving he literally had nowhere for me to sleep, no bed or anything other than a yoga mat. My mom offered to buy me a ticket home early, but he threatened to hold her in contempt for buying me the ticket. is there... View More
We live in TN and our granddaughter 4 years old has been with us in TN for months. Our daughter will sign paperwork
We used his attorney, I listened and we both came up with the plan and child support. A family member later pointed out that he was primary parent. The attorney never explained to me what that means or how it could affect things. Is this bad? And what should I do. Things are rocky now between my ex... View More
The case is in in Blount County, TN. I am the non custodial parent and my minor hild was taken to GA without noticing meof itinerary? .can I file for contempt for violation of parental rights according to annotated code 36-6-101(a)(3)(A)?
The hearing is for a motion to default. I was unaware I needed to respond originally. However, it is for custody and the jurisdiction should be Texas although filed in TN. The child in question is 4 months old and has never been to TN. I filed for a motion to dismiss but am not sure on if I still... View More
![Anthony M. Avery Anthony M. Avery](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1504903-1494520006-sl.jpg)
answered on Jun 27, 2024
You are obviously confused and risk losing custody. You or your lawyer must file an Answer to the Petition. Now you may have to go to Court to keep the Default Judgment going down. Which State has jurisdiction is a major issue which you are about to lose.
![Anthony M. Avery Anthony M. Avery](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1504903-1494520006-sl.jpg)
answered on Jun 27, 2024
I do not understand your question. If you feel there is an Order of Paternity, then go to that Court and ask for a certified copy of the Order. If the insurance is a substantial amount, then hire an attorney to make the claim.
We were never married & baby daddy conned a Christian attorney into taking him on without upfront payment. After first mediation and the temporary order filed, he refused payment, resulting in his attorney to withdraw services & cancel further mediation. Baby daddy has paid zero in child... View More
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