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No one can say for certain that will be up to Judge. If I were to bet I would say yes those funds should be returned

I go t that from your own statements notice the portion in bold Ok so what is your question then?

Wrong. A step parent is a "legal stranger" to the child(ren) they may voice their opinion but they have no legal rights. Furhermore a parent doe snot have to prove where support funds are going. All the parent needs to do is show that child's needs are being met

"You" will not get custody. If custody is changed then your husband (The Father) will

Reading your post it seems you two avoided court and made support arrangments on your own. Not wise. Is this man the "legal" Father? In other words did he sign the birth acknowledgment? Is he named as Father on birth certificate? Once we can establish he is Father we can go further in helping you

This made person a legal tenant regardless of lack of paperwork. At very least this person is a "tenant at will"

No I am sure they do not know the laws! If they did they would know this was an unlawful eviction

You talk to a Lawyer about sueing her for your belongings and any damages she created as well

If you do not trust the word of your Attorney consult another

Lets say Judge believes you turned down heat because of failure to pay rent. Yes thats a problem but it does not change fact rent was not paid! Your eviction is for failure to pay rent. The heat situation does not change that

The status of the heat has no relation to the tenant not paying rent!

Open yellow pages and start calling them. Meet with as many as possible and then make your decision

Why did formner owner (landlord) not collect rent or evict? Is there a lease?

Which is exactly what I thought. OP you need to go through FL eviction process which likely begins with a notice to vacate.

He has lived there 6 months and likely getting mail there. That should establish him as a tenant meaning Mom and Dad cannot lock him out

By changing locks you could be setting yourself up for legal trouble. He is a resident and thus you must take legal measures to remove him if he wont leave on his own. Browse this site you might find the process you need to follow to remove him. I suspect first must be notice to vacate time...

If this was VA I would say yes but not in your state no. Nothing is certain but that would be a great shock. Her Attorney is best person to tell her possible outcomes

She will if shes convicted! This why she needs a Lawyer and to find out if there is a diversion program available

Don't assume anything! You do not know if this was part of a plea deal or not. You do not know who her Judge or Lawyer was or circumstances behind theft. Where I agree its likely to be slap on wrist you do not know that until she has talked to an Attorney. Did the case you refer to have the...

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