Not without paternity testing and proving she’s not his bc there’s a presumption she is his bc she was born during the marriage.
Attorney wants son email and personal number to talk to just him. I gave her mines as he is not talking to an attorney without me. He is 14.
No. Your presence can interfere with the attorney client privilege and may be used against him by calling you as a witness. For the rest of the world your answer is yes, but not with an attorney. If you don’t trust the lawyer you hired, hire another one you do trust.
My mother is lifetime tenant after her death it goes to me
No, you can only sell your remainder interest.. This assumes that there is indeed a life estate/ remainder deed.
Her parents want to force her to stay till shes graduated collage but shes going into the reserves as soon as she graduates were in ky and her parents are trying to force her to keep living with them i need to know if she can move out at 18 and not have the cops called on us by them and her drag... Read more »
She can leave on her 18th birthday.
sentence of 11months, and while in Federal custody in Alabama, misses the Courtdate scheduled for state case Kentucky, and attorney notified the circuit court judge of the reason for inability to appear at court hearing and rescheduled court hearing date set , can the judge issue a failure to... Read more »
Yes.
The ticket was issued more than a year or two ago to an out of state driver. Can it still be paid? Will there be additional fines beyond the $25 since it was so long ago?
A warrant usually issues. It is possibly that it can still be paid. I’d find a lawyer nearby to look into it do you know you have all the bases convered.
A Kentucky attorney could best advise, but your question remains open for two weeks. Is it possible you mean a "HIPAA" release? If so, that is a form that a patient must sign before their health information can be shared with others. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
her without my parents consent?
No. Not unless the court orders otherwise.
I have joint custody of a 10 year old. His mother disappeared with him at 2 and despite multiple motions filed, she simply would not show up and the courts said they could do nothing about it. I recently found out her mother has the child now because she went back to drugs and now the grandmother... Read more »
If you are the only living custodian and the gp don’t have any custodial rights and are not de facto custodians, you can take your court order at any time and go retrieve him. I’d get him into counseling though, bc the retrieval May be a traumatic experience.
I currently pay child support and have always paid on time.
You need to file a motion for parenting time in the existing custody, divorce or paternity case.
My father's living trust instrument was amended in 2000, He later update the trust instrument giving a person rights to occupy with provisions in 2003, which trust instrument do we follow? He passed away in 2004.
The updated trust.
If so does that mean she doesn’t have to pay me what the judge ordered her to pay and is there a way to stop her from not paying us and adding it to the bankruptcy when she files? We filed the case in small claims before she ever started to file for bankruptcy but now she’s saying her lawyer is... Read more »
While she can add the back rent to the Bankruptcy, she cant just live there for free. If she is a Chapter 13, she has to bring current and stay current
If a Chapter 7, she either has to pay or get out
I HIGHLY recommend that you seek out counsel in your jurisdiction that can assist... Read more »
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Husband is wife soul caregiver and further seperation upon release poses a extreme financial burden on the household and health of parolees spouse.
The Parole Board.
All crimes get trials, no exceptions.
If the jury believes the self defense claim, they are instructed to find the defendant not guilty.
No. It’s a violent crime with an 85% serve.
He claims he filed but the state of Kentucky says there is no record of filing. He remarried in another state and I can’t afford to pay the fees
He is guilty of the crime of bigamy. Check with your local bar association or legal aid society for a pro bono or reduced fee attorney.
Short of a lawsuit against the POA, nothing you can do.
No.
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