Recent content by ut199

He doesn't stand any grounds to win the case if he takes you to small courts. I believe that person is an adult and makes his own decisions, emotional distress happens when relationships break down but when you get in to one, you do that out of your own consent. He is just playing scare tactics...

The Lady will most likely claim that she was given permission to reside by your grandmother. Since she has requested the hearing I am assuming your grandmother gave her the eviction notice. At the court it will go in to your grandmothers favour but be prepared if the 'lady' is awarded amicable...

Neither him being bi polar or on job seekers allowance gives him less of a chance to obtain parenting rights. Get a court order for DNA testing and ask him to speak to the family support counselor at the local council or borough he resides at.

It depends on your lease terms, as you have mentioned the lease began in Aug 2010, has the lease ever expired since then? If it has, was the lease ever renewed? And if it wasn't that makes you a month to month tenant and the landlord can raise the rent as many times as he wishes, if its so.

It was May 28th. I doubt they are going to do anything about it, at least a courtesy call back acknowledging the issue would have calmed me down.

I bought the road side assistance from a company called carMD and unfortunately my car broke down on memorial day. When I called the number on the 'assistance card' that they provided it said their offices were closed and I wasn't able to access the service. I pulled off their sales number from...

You will have to prove it in the court of law that your concerns were genuine with supporting evidence if it goes to court.

These are your children and you need to support them regardless of the passing away of your ex wife. It is your obligation. Courts are only doing their job. Find a way to meet your obligations.

It is an income and according to my experience the chances it will be treated as an income when calculating child support.

Get an attorney asap!

You are the only legal heir! I wish you good luck.

I agree with what the army judge said. Lawyers cost alot of money, I hope you make a wise choice getting one!

Since your grand mother had Dementia and Alzheimer's any changes made to the wills or beneficiary's may well be invalid. You can speak to the local elder services and explain them the situation or speak to an attorney. There are many well qualified attorneys who will charge nothing to almost...

No, don't try to pull any transaction report from the bank as you have an invalid POA now. It might just land you in trouble. Talk to an attorney first.

You can easily get your wills, living will or power of attorneys done by professional attorney for a fraction of a cost. PM me and I will let you know how.