Current tax maps do not show our property correctly.
Your question is a bit unclear as to who has had the property fenced for 48 years, you or the opposing party. There are many facts that are not contained in your question that would affect the outcome of the answer. I strongly suggest that you seek a consultation with an experienced real estate... Read more »
I know the 2 things are basically opposite things but.
My SSDI ends next month.
I will have no income at that point.
While I'm probably technically not disabled anymore. I am immunocompromised which was a main factor in my SSDI decision originally. Now with coronavirus, I'm... Read more »
Yes, it is possible to claim both SSDI and unemployment insurance. That being said, qualifications for each of these two programs differ greatly. Social Security disability benefits provide financial support to those who are unable to work. Unemployment provides temporary payments to those who lost... Read more »
This is my second time I messed up my PO
The short answer is yes. Nothing in the law states that you have to go to prison. It is up to the Judge and what he/she thinks is necessary. But, just because you don't half to go to prison doesn't mean that you won't. The longer you stay in "escape status" (meaning that you aren't in custody and... Read more »
Girlfriend passed away and Left a handwri statement saying I could stay on her property in a house until I die
The probate court would need to determine that the handwritten statement satisfies the requirements for a holographic will. You will probably need a probate attorney to help you.
My child is now 18 and has graduated high school and I am married with three kids since him. He is not working or in school. How can I get my payments reduced or dropped all together?
Hello. Child support stops at 19 unless he becomes self-supporting, joins military, or marries. It's impossible to answer child support questions about arrears and interest on those arrears without looking at the payment history. You are not reaching interest or much of your arrearage amount... Read more »
Hello. The answer to that is "it depends." This is a question better suited for an attorney who practices in the county where the child lives. I will say terminating a parent's rights is the ultimate action a court can take concerning a child and they do not do it without very strong reasons. Thank... Read more »
My grandparents had a few hundred acres in Alabama that was left to my dad and brother in a tenants in common warranty deed. My dad seems to think (but I want to confirm) that when he passes away that his portion will automatically go to my mom, and if she passes then to me. There is no will (to... Read more »
Assuming all of the children are children of your mom and dad's marriage, when you dad dies your mother will inherit the first $50,000 of his estate and half of the rest and everything else will go to the children (all of them) in equal shares. If your mom later dies without a will her estate will... Read more »
It will take people who care organizing together. I suggest you contact the Southern Poverty Law Center, NAACP, ACLU of Alabama to find out who is working on the issue. Some faith groups are also working on that issue. Sojourners, & Repairers of the Breach may be able to tell you who in Alabama is... Read more »
I took the phone out of her hand and put it on the counter. She then came after me. Not once did I hit, grab or push her. They called the police and they told my that I am being charged with domestic violence and harassment. I don't know what's going to happen, and obviously my parents aren't here... Read more »
Since you are a juvenile that’s how you will be charged, as a juvenile. Ask for a consent decree since it’s the first time you’ve been in trouble. A consent decree means you consent to being on probation and once you are through with probation the charge just goes away. If you have some... Read more »
The child is now grown , Is this right?
Hello. It's impossible to give a definate answer without looking at the case and payment history. It's possible you owed interest on prior arrears. Interest is the last thing paid on child support money owed.
Oldest daughter is in college In Alabama (our home state) on scholarship, and she does work. Second child will be 19 next year also.
So how come the child support doesn't end automatically as the divorce papers declare? These are court ordered documents, are they not binding? I'm told the... Read more »
Hello. Child support (CS) doesn't automatically stop when I child turns 19. Why it doesn't end automatically is a question for the legislature. Since you have other children, in order to change the amount you pay each month, you need mom to agree and file modification that way, or file modification... Read more »
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No the age of consent in Alabama is 16. She is still considered a child until she turns 16.
Hello. Your caseworker at DHR should give you information regarding payments.
Hello. Without having more facts, you could file a modification providing proof of their deaths, and ask CS be stopped.
I work at a Medical facility in Alabama
The Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA") requires employees to be paid a minimum wage for all hours worked. If your employer deducts the amount from your paycheck and your total compensation for the week does not rise above the minimum wage required to be paid under the FLSA, you may have a claim.... Read more »
Hello. You would need to file a modification to include settlement documents. Speaking with an attorney is not a bad idea since you're in Jeffco.
If the child turns 19 and attends college without working are child support payments mandatory? Is it at the same rate as before when the child was a minor? Seems like the "adult" would need to get a JOB!
Hello. Unless agreed to by the parties or the child has a disability, then child support terminates at 19 regardless as to what the child is doing with her/his life.
My divorce decree was final in 2018. I made sure to remove all comments about support for college education from our settlement. My child is a senior in high school this year and approaching his 19th birthday. If he chooses to go to college and not get a job are my child support payments to... Read more »
Hello. Based on what hou have said, you would not owe him support past his 19th birthday. If you're required to pay support for the other two children, you will need to file a modification to have your payments recalculated. Otherwise, child support will continue until you file to stop it. Best of... Read more »
Can the case worker disclose to the parent that the other parent made the report
No. DHR cannot disclose the source of a report. No.
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