Found a job but refuses to leave. She done this the last place she lived . She is also on probation for violating a epo twice against her ex husband. She is 54 yrs old and stays in trouble. She also lives from pillar to post. I would like to do this without the police involved because she is... Read more »
Safest course is to give her written notice to vacate…..then file an eviction.
I have been labeled her paramour in the situation that caused the removal of the children
Hire her the best family lawyer you can find and follow all of their recommendations.
I "exclusively in my name" own my own doublewide home that is currently located on the land my parents own. My home is located on a lot of land directly adjacent to my deceased fathers garage "roughly 4 feet away wall to wall", whereas my mother lives in her home on the opposite... Read more »
You each get 1/2 under the Kentucky intestacy statutes.
If you feel that it would be in the best interest for the children and the parents that not everyone recovers the same & dcs is trying to use a recovery treatment that causes more triggers and doesn't help when the screening facility
or assessment worker's or social workers... Read more »
You can’t. Lost cause.
My friend is pregnant and is a resident of Japan. The father of the baby was in the US Navy and was stationed in Japan but recently got out of the military and is now back in his hometown (Glasgow, Kentucky). He refuses to acknowledge the baby and has since blocked my friend (and her friends) in... Read more »
Yes. He can be sued for support. By proving paternity the child may also have a claim to United States citizenship.
I am to pay 2500 by October 15th, but can only come up with 1000.
You’d probably better prepare yourself for some jail time.
Buy food! I can’t even live after they take out I have 128 dollars left is there anything I can do to get my payment lowered?
Highly unlikely.
ex reported me. cps showed up at my door
No, but they can make life hard on you if you don’t take it.
Then judge released it. Then cps re-enstated supervised. IS THAT LEGAL IN KY!?
You need to add more information for a ptopercanswer. is what legal?
Specifically in KY.
There is no law, no. However, it can be done by agreement or by order of the court if there is no agreement.
No. They cannot get support from you.
I have gave him 5000 cash towards 1000 to get my name on the deed. I bought paint flooring insulation paneling back splash and a new toilet plus did half the work fixing and installing everything
No. If a spouse in KY threatens their spouse with imminent harm such that the spouse if forced to leave their home for their safety, that spouse may seek a protective order and possibly regain access to the marital home that way. If granted, it would restrain the abusive spouse from coming near.... Read more »
I have a 9 year old sister that lives in Ohio. I’m 30. Our mother died in 2016. My step father, her bio father moved her to Ohio 3 years ago because we confronted him on neglect of her educational and medical needs not being met. He refuses to let any of our family see her or have any contact... Read more »
Ohio definitely.
Sibling not be approved yet was allowed to move back in the home. And the supervision is within sight or sound of grandparent from 6a.m. to whenever the baby goes to sleep and allowed to come up in the middle of the night to help with the baby the other minor's involved are 17 years old and 15... Read more »
Who can supervise ids determined by the Court.
Totally depends on your relationship to the parties and the facts of your case.
You would have to at least attempt to give him notice.
Probably $2,500 to $3,500.
We have a verbal custody agreement so as to avoid going to court and neither one of us pays the other child support. We agreed on a 50/50 schedule. His set days are Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Mine are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. We alternate Saturdays. He has blocked my number multiple times when he... Read more »
If the child is endangered by going to TN, then no. If you’re just not comfortable with it, then discuss additional safeguards that would make you comfortable with letting the child go.
that’s wondered If I can file for child Abandonment
Two? Days? No. Weeks? No. Months? No. Years? Yes.
Kids & I lived since separating September 2020 in Arkansas
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