Do we have grounds in anyway to make this stop for us. We are about to loose everything.
You can apply for the second wave of small business loans to tide you over. Go to your bank and they will have the applications for you to apply.
No. You likely will not.
I was in an incident with another driver. He was swerving all over the road going really slow so I went around him and he quickly came up on my car, I was going around 45 so he had to of been going nearly 65. As he was coming up, he swerved into my lane more than once, I was near the curb. I slowed... Read more »
Potentially it could be self defense. Many more facts are necessary to properly answer that question but if you hire a good. To Minsk defense attorney, I imagine it will work out.
I understand that "Habitual runaway" means any child who has been found by the court to have been absent from his or her place of lawful residence without the permission of his or her custodian for at least three (3) days during a one (1) year period. Would this include a youth who has gone and... Read more »
It wouldn’t encompass the returns the same day, but it would cover the overnights on three separate occasions or one three day jaunt.
Another woman has raised her and they won't let me see her. Mother has custody but hasn't had her since she was 9 months old. Mother has been in and out of jail since she was born. Child is 13 now and I'm still paying child support. Why can't something be done about it and why shouldn't the mother... Read more »
File a motion to terminate support in the court in which the order was entered.
Depends solely on whose name is on the lease.
My ex has had nothing to do with him but maybe 2 weeks out of the 9 months. Now my ex says he can take him just because he paid for him but I’ve been the one buying the dog food, paying vet bills, and just taking care of him in general so can my ex take him all because he bought him almost 2... Read more »
If he wasn’t awarded the dog in the divorce action, he doesn’t get the dog. End of story. You’ve had custody for two years and paid for everything. If he wanted the dog, he should have said so before the divorce. He’s out of luck unless you surrender the dog, regardless of what he says now.
Because there’s a court order prohibiting you from doing so. You need to go back to court and ask that the Home restriction Be removed bc she moved out.
She said alot more hurtful stuff to her. Idk what to do. I fight for her she tells me she is the mom and will take her from me
Final a motion for a cease and desist order/non disparagement order from the court.
My father had me sign a paper which stated that I would be giving him custody of my 3 dogs beginning on 09/18/2019. This was done with the assumption that he would keep all 3 of them temporarily, however, that was never his true intention. On 09/17/2019, a day prior to the paper I signed went into... Read more »
You can sue for the value of the dogs you lost. The “contract” between you and dad is unenforceable, but you can’t get emotional damages from a breach of contract.
I already gave one hair folic and everything urinate but he keeps ordering hair folic I denied them I feel like he is harrisonin me what can I do cause he won’t give her back if I don’t
You should cooperate fully otherwise if you deny the requests that could negatively impact your getting/maintaining/retaining custody.
incarcerated on 3/07/20, held on a $10,000 cash bond arraigned on the 9th and ROR'd. Returned on the 16th unsure if in even had court, they only saw 4 inmates and myself due to the epidemic. The public defendent came out and said that were going for the paliminary hearing that i may hear things i... Read more »
You can always file your own case or motion.
Come on porch, eat our cats food, trash,make mess,open containers. Walked in new concrete,left prints they don't care. be done. AC said t brking no laws. They lock them up at night. Bark all time.
Catch them on your property and take them to LMAS and surrender them.
Visitation est in Jeff co from Paternity action 2011. Father lives. Mom files for Custody in a circuit action in Oldham 2020. Mom lives in Oldham. district court cant create a visitation order from Paternity action. Although father exercise visitation with child in Jefferson. So shud father file a... Read more »
It should be in Olfham where you and the child reside.
Not unless your dad has sole custody or he and mom reach an agreement.
His daughter recently got guardianship over him what will happen to the house does his daughter have rights can she kick me out will I lose the house or is the house mine where she has guardianship over him does he have any rights to our home
You are either joint tenants in common or joint tenants with rights of survivorship, depending on the deed. You both still own it together in some fashion.
Is it to late to request compensation ?
I was so upset over the loss, couldn't deal with it
Open probate. Probate will. Let stepdad explain to the court. You may still receive compensation.
I currently live in Ohio, Hamilton co but am about to have a second child and moving to a larger home in Ky. I am not wanting to change anything in the existing orders and will not be moving out of reach of the father to disrupt the visitation schedule. I am more concerned with how easy or... Read more »
Make a motion to transfer in the Ohio case. If there’s no current activity, shouldn’t be a problem.
Child support about 4 years ago .where does all my tax and stimulus money go they take from me ?
Most likely back to the state to repay the public assistance your parents received.
Most likely through your child support office as a credit against his arrearages. I would expect distribution probably by June or July.
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