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The public good can be protected without destroying individual freedoms. People can make their own decisions about how to protect themselves and their families. I believe most people would abide by these guidelines without being ordered and without the threat of fine or imprisonment. These...

Yes... If staying at home is for the protection of everyone, then so is confiscating firearms.

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I am curious if anyone cares to share their view on the various state and local stay at home orders being issued around the country. While I recognize the intent to protect the public, I view these orders as a tragic violation of civil rights. While there is a quarantine order that can be...

Just curious... How did you accidentally ingest the drug? Did you have opportunity to explain this? Are you afforded any appeal process and has it been used?

Why would anyone want to do this, and why for so long? That is probably one of the first questions police would ask. Based on the information you are providing there really isn't much for them to do. You likely have a very different problem than the one you raise here, but I agree you should...

With any luck you won't need unemployment through the summer, but as long as you have benefits remaining you could continue to claim it. This is essentially a longer summer break right now, but you have to actively seek new employment. Any income you receive while claiming unemployment must be...

Not anticlimactic are all... Now we wait to see what she brought home with her...

Ditto. This is a health issue. Nothing more.

They won't be much help at this point. You should direct any questions to a local family law attorney for the best guidance.

A bit of perspective: A $1 bill is 6.14 inches long. The circumference of Earth at the equator is 24,901 miles. Congress has just passed a 2.2 trillion dollar spending bill. 2.2 trillion x 6.14 inches = 213,194,444.4444 miles. If laid end to end along the equator (if the ground was flat), 2.2...

There is arguably a very significant change in circumstances that justifies deviating from the order. This same scenario is playing out all across the country. What is in the best interest of the child right now? I would argue that staying put and limiting exposure to others is best. Courts will...

I know my local law enforcement is telling people to comply with custody/visitation orders, but that is only because the emergency orders issued by the state/county don't specifically exempt compliance. As I've said above, the best guidance for you regarding this will be from a local attorney...

This would also help with avoiding people eaters.

Have you discussed this with the other parent? Frame it in the context of your daughter's health, limiting the people she comes into contact with. Even patients in the hospital can't have contact with family right now. The more people come and go the more they and everyone around them are at risk.

They won't care about your unease. They won't have anything to do until there is an actual violation of the order. Any court order is typically enforceable by any peace officer, although there could be local policy for police to put their head in the sand. A better contact for you to make is...

Only if you were unlucky enough to get a lazy cop. Police enforce court orders. The kid goes where the order says. I have had to do this countless times.

There isn't anything specific needed. Anything you want to write up that clearly outlines the agreement is sufficient. Having already "disabled access to the house" could be a problem for you if she chooses to take some actin against you, however she may lack the means/know-how and the courts...

Well, the alternative is to leave it in the locked mailbox where the addressee will never get it. Another option is to return it to the sender. Delivery/access to the mail was apparently resolved by an agreement between the two parties, and it seems the OP here is making an effort to deliver it...

By producing a copy of the most recent custody order, stamped by the court, to your local law enforcement agency. Given the state of things, you likely do not have to send her for visitation at all as this would expose her to additional risks. Your justification for denying visitation during...