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I recently had a family court case where I was awarded temporary sole physical and legal custody of my 14 yo son. Mother was supposed to complete some tasks in order to have the custody change to a 50/50 final order. She didn't complete the courts requirements therefore the temporary order... View More 
He is 18 years old. He was drunk and had a gun. Him and his girlfriend live together. But his girlfriend mom came over and when he was drunk he pulled out the gun to them
We all live in Utah, custody order is in Wisconsin. I filed a motion to relocate. My ex opposed it. The judge ordered him to request a joint hearing with Utah and his court in Wisconsin. Is that even possible?
stolen 2021 or 2022 did not have money to file a lawsuit before.
We sold our corvette to a local dealership. The amount of sales was 27,000 over the 12,000 owed price. They paid the the bank the owed portion and have received the title but have not paid us the 27,000 still owed for the sale and is been 22 days since the sale and signed contract. Dealership... View More
He lives in Virginia and is active duty military. I live in Utah. I am unsure if it is him sending the email or his sister (she supposedly has account access). I was told I am not able to file a protective order because he is out of state.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
I'm really sorry to hear about what you're going through. Receiving such emails is deeply troubling, and it's important to take action for your safety and well-being. You can report the threatening emails to your local law enforcement in Utah. Even though he's out of state, law... View More
answered on Jul 19, 2024
A Utah attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. Law firms that handle sexual harassment cases could be a starting point for you. Good luck
One party wants a divorce the other doesn't.
We were stopped in a parking lot and they came up on us. My friend driving had made a erratic lane change and someone called it in. After a few minutes talking to the officers they brought cannine unit
I get paid two times a month and they force me to give them 160 and I'm 19 and they have been doing it since May last year
My paper work doesn't explicitly say what rights I have in a situation like this but wouldn't that be a form of him giving up his parent time? His dad has primary, but we are joint legal and physical.
Live in Utah, but work remotely. I believe the company headquarters are in NYC. I have been employed by the company for 3 years and needed to replace my computer for work. I purchased the item out of pocket, received approval for the reimbursement and received the reimbursement on my next check.... View More
Losing full custody due to a 34(e), dcfs involvement with little to no progress in 2 years time, mentally ill mother (bpd), needing to fight back against childs mother and dcfs maybe find a way to withdraw/change the 34(e) plea.
Can I remove the tags? I want to sell them online. I have not attempted to sell any of them yet.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
When altering and reselling stuffed animals, it's important to understand a few key points. First, you don't need to credit the original manufacturer as long as your alterations significantly change the product, making it a new, unique item. However, keep in mind that some brands have... View More
The "employer" sent me a cashier's check from an online bank. I'm supposed to pay 2 of his bills, then take my pay and deposit it.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
When hired as a personal assistant, it's important to determine whether you're being classified as an employee or an independent contractor. If you're classified as an employee, you should receive a W-2 form from your employer, which details your wages and the taxes withheld. On the... View More
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