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I personally would explain to the sheriff that they are under court order (via a fi fa) to seize "any and all property" that is in their county jurisdiction. I would further let them know that if they refuse to perform this duty I would be going back to the Judge with a contempt motion and...

What exactly is the ex saying about your company that you think would harm your company? I guess I misunderstood your first post in that I thought that he was posting something untrue about your company. Tell me what he is saying and I can possibly help you. He is either committing Libel...

It can be done but could you tell us the situation so I can better assist you at accomplishing your actual goal? Why do you need to know this information?

Duraine, while I would agree with you that "all day" without a diaper change would be neglect, I wonder how this lady would know what happens "all day." Unless she lives with them, or has them under constant observation, i question the veracity of her tales. She obviously is controlling and...

If the child is being neglected or abused make a referral to Child Protective Services in your state. They will investigate and get involved if there is truly a problem. If they are depriving the child to the point that it is hurtful to the child they MAY take the child out of their care...

If your Mom is truly suffering from dementia you need a family law attorney to go to court with you to appoint a custodian for your Mom and your Father's assets. Does that make sense? She is going to be none to happy when she finds out. But it will be worth it.

Technically it probably isn't legal but no one is going to arrest you for it.

You are pretty much stuck waiting. You can hire a private detective if you really want to do something.

It's still my advice to treat it seriously instead of like a minor annoyance to your schedule. As we say around here often, when you ask for FREE ADVICE you get the advice we want to give. So if that is moral advice you just get to live with it. Stop whining and go take care of your ticket...

First let me tell you that I have been an attorney and I have been a mortgage broker. I owned two mortgage companies over the course of 15 years, so I'm pretty knowledgeable about this situation. That having been said I will admit that I got out before the "homepath" mortgage came about. The...

When you say he "retained an attorney." What did he retain the attorney for? That is the conflict of interest more so than where the attorney bought the property (although that could also put the attorney in jeopardy). If the attorney had represented you in the past, it is likely that the...

In order to execute a money judgment against personal property, such as a horse or pig, the creditor must obtain what is called a "writ of fieri facias" (often abbreviated to "fi fa"). Whenever a monetary judgment is issued by a Virginia court, the clerk of the court will automatically issue a...

To enforce a civil order you have to take him back to court for contempt. I would write him a letter and tell him just that. Tell him you have a court order giving you access to the child at certain times and you expect to get those times or you will go back to court. Tell him you will also...

You need to stay out of his life and let him make his own mistakes. People like your brother have children, it isn't your job to try to take them. People who are bi-polar have children, it doesn't necessarily make them bad mothers. In your entire LONG story you did not mention one single...

Unless you can show the children are being harmed even drug use is not going to necessarily change the custody arrangement. I'll be honest, I smell a rat here. You keep ignoring what is said to you in favor of "what can we do to catch her." We aren't here to help you catch her. Drug tests...

It is unlikely that they will come after your husband. First of all his divorce decree likely makes his ex responsible for the debt. Secondly, lenders are not going after deficiencies like they use to. If they do come after your van, there is little you can do about it. But I do not think...

The easiest way is to tell them that tomorrow morning you are going to call the police and tell them there are drugs in the house and give them the right to search the house once a day until they are gone. They will leave on their own: quickly.

I was wondering the same thing~

Your money is safe from HIS debts. Joint accounts are not safe.

The fees are the court costs. 75-125 dollars. If he sues you, you can sue the person you bought them from in the same case.