Your brother with power of attorney is right, if he say you can't live there you can't live there. If I were you I would get a lawyer, especially if you are doing the up keep on the home and payingthe bills on time, and can show that with reciepts.
Yes, you have to pay property taxes even if the land was given to you by family. If you do not you will lose it. Also, if money is still owed on the land you must make those payments, or you will lose it.
I give my Chiuahua baby asprin when her arthritis acts up but only half a chewable. My vet said it was fine but no more the 3 times a day. She weighs about 5 pounds.
Is this stated in your parenting plan? If so then you must provide a copy of the travel insurance. Also, I would advise you to read your parenting plan, most state that a child is not allowed to travel more than 100 miles without the courts permission. It can be considered parental kidnapping.
A small temple that was built around 4500 B. C. By the Sumerian King Aannipadda of Ur is the oldest building in the world still standing above ground. It was unearthed some time in 1924.
Following the departure of the Roman legions from Wales, the country had become fractured into divided territories, each with their own leaders. The first known person to actually call himself king was Rhodri Mawr, and being from Wales he was by extension called the King of Wales, … Read more
Actually, In all states the name of one's probation or parole officer is public record, as is the persons criminal record. Unless a minor child was involved in the crime. You need the persons name and in most states a birthdate to obtain a criminal history or a PO's name.
The police can search if they have probable cause (a good reason). This means if they think you are making threatening phone calls to someone then yes they can go through your phone to see who you have called.
Sustain or sustained means " I agree with the objection".
No. This is considered running away from home. The law states that a minor child aged 14 and older (sometimes as young as 12) can decide what parent they want to live with BUT, you must go to court and tell a judge why you want to leave the parent that you currently live with. … Read more
(laughing) I've had a few bad go rounds with the police, when I was in my late teens and early 20's. Never did I experience them out of control, or breaking the law themselves. I think if someone believes they are miss treated by the police they should document the incident with as much detail … Read more
Yes, this is called a non-contested divorce. In most states you can pick up what is called a "do it yourself divorce packet" (some states do not allow you to do your own divorce) at your local court house and fill it out together if you choose to. Now they are not free. Some states … Read more
In most states a person can do their own divorce. Check with your local court house. A quick trip to Haiti will get you a really cheap divorce...but the airfair will break you.
Can you tell me why you want to run away? If you can share this with me maybe I can tell you the right thing to do.
In most states the child needs to be 14 in order to make that decision. The best thing to do is file for a mitigation hearing. This is a private meeting where you, your ex and your son can discuss the issue with a judge. The judge will decide if your son is mature enough, … Read more
Police are usually feared by those who are, have or plan to break the law.
Blunt and too the point!! Great answer.
Yes, they will have to hire a lawyer and take you to court.
Yes, Go to your local court house, they will tell you what you need to do. The process usually takes longer, requires a lawyer, and can be costly but it can be done.
