2007-2008 we put an addition on our home. We had (and still have) American Family insurance. Both the building inspector and American Family inspected the property, including the roof and signed off on it. Now 16-17 years later, our roof is collapsing, we think from the severe weather and heavy... View More
Child wrongfully taken cps not helpful mother unfit
If not, could they demand rent or compensation if the other spouse has agreed to let the third party live there for free?
My uncle has a farm land contract between him and his parents who are now both deceased. The Estate is supposed to be divided between all of the siblings and it was just found out that the land was not paid for but instead there is a land contract. There should be a lot of money to be divided... View More
ls and ceilings But one main issue is under old ownership the tenant above my apartment installed a bidet incorrectly and overflowed and water came through my bathroom ceiling. I mentioned my concern about mold and the maintenance man stated the building material were mold resistant. I advised the... View More
I was on bond where I am the aided person when I called 911.if there are no drug charges what is the underlying charge for the bail jumping?
Asking for a friend. She signed a contract for a signing bonus which stipulat s she can't leave until December of this year without incurring a penalty. Employer has since removed 401(k) matching.
the initial investigation was in jan 2000 and i was told at the time that if any further questions or that the case was going to become somthing. I would be notified, so from jan 2000 until mid April 2000. I didnt hear anything. I moved to FL in April 2000 and 23 years later I was informed by FL... View More
sharing information and annual accounting. When asked, she said she is not giving us the information as it is not an accurate representation of what we would receive because there are taxes to be paid. She was unaware of these taxes supposedly until this year, even though she has been trustee for... View More
Property inherited by siblings in equal portion. One, or possibly two want to sell. The third absolutely does not. Does the majority rule? Would the third have to buy out the other two at market value to keep it? The Property is in northern Wisconsin. It was a family vacation home that was left to... View More
answered on Apr 15, 2024
Any TIC can file suit for a Partition Sale. Hire a WI attorney to force a sale.
Someone who has experience with the process of submitting claims to recover funds generated from tax sale or mortgage foreclosure. For restrictions or any laws against in the state of WI, and laws against working with a Third-party company.
Children’s father has paid WELL below his share their entire lives since 2008, as well as illegally claiming them as dependents for tax purposes as well as stimulus money. He does not take care of any of the children’s needs outside of this obligation either. Even going so far as to take money... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it seems that you may have a strong case for pursuing back child support from the father of your children. Here are a few key points to consider:
1. Child support obligations: Parents have a legal obligation to financially support their... View More
My husband recently bought a new house. The house is on the name of his younger sister, his younger brother and my husband. Both wanted to take away my husband's name in order to sell the house and get all the money for themselves. Due to the pressure of 11 persons, he agreed to give away his... View More
I was terminated from a the HUD Housing Voucher program for non payment of rent. Shortly thereafter my landlord filed for eviction because once terminated, there wasn't the protection. I didn't even owe a full months rent. Day of, I Called the courthouse to be patched throug and and... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems like you may have grounds for a lawsuit against the HUD Housing Voucher program and potentially your landlord as well. Here are a few key points:
1. Eviction moratorium: If you were terminated from the HUD program and subsequently evicted... View More
Need immediate help possibly getting an injunction to keep it from being launched the last week in April in Wisconsin to prevent husband from sailing off with his new girlfriend with the asset although no divorce proceedings yet, but impending. Husband is a brilliant clinically diagnosed... View More
answered on Apr 21, 2024
You're seeking an attorney, and it could be difficult for attorneys here to respond with offers of their services. There is no solicitation here - the format is limited to quick Q & A. The closest thing to an attorney referral page on this site may be the tab above, "Find a... View More
I audio record my family-in-law in the living room for evidence of blasphemy and evidence of words chasing me away only. I dont have a camera. And we all do audio record of study and meeting. My in-laws change religion. They try to audio record me because i didn't follow their religion, they... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
This is a complex situation involving issues of privacy, consent, and the specific practices and beliefs of the religions involved. Here are some general principles to consider:
Your rights:
- In most jurisdictions, you have the right to record conversations you are a part of, even... View More
We are married almost 5 years. Due to covid, my immigration paper had to be renew. I did work few month and provide money to support my husband. I think i am still an immigrant. I still don't have a green card. Due to different religion, due to family religious arguments and lack of marital... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
In Wisconsin, marital property is generally divided equally (50/50) between spouses in a divorce. However, there are several factors that can influence the division of assets:
1. Property acquired before marriage: Assets owned by either spouse before the marriage, such as your... View More
Husband use 10 types of violence against his wife except the physical violence. She has text and audio evidences, but she is religiously forgiving him and culturally saving his reputation.
answered on Apr 10, 2024
I understand this is a very difficult and sensitive situation. Here is some information that may be helpful:
Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), an abused spouse of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident can self-petition for a green card without the abuser's knowledge or... View More
my husband has 2 house. the 1st house is : my husband name in 1st + his younger brother name by default. 6 people including us lived there. We moved to the 2nd house : his younger sister name by default, his younger brother name and my husband name in 3rd. The 4 family members first ask to sell... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
As your husband's spouse, you have certain rights and protections, even if your name is not on the property titles. Here are some key points to consider:
1. Marital property: Depending on your location and the laws that apply, the houses may be considered marital property, meaning that... View More
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