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I'm sorry, but this form is for US law. However I'll give a quick run down of what I'd expect the answers to be: 1. It's not their problem that the Chicago plane was late; they can of course try to work with the situation but they're absolutely not obliged to do so. 2. No idea...

And Dad is where? Are you sure she's going to be so willing when it comes down to it? (I wouldn't)

You are under absolutely NO obligation to move without the court says you must move. Don't be bullied - there are laws to be followed. You have not been notified legally, per California tenant laws (a landlord must give you written notice) and the Sheriff absolutely not force you out unless...

OP - the answers haven't changed from "down the street".

I'm sorry, but why is this 17 year deciding where he lives?

Is she seeing a therapist? Does she have any sort of diagnosis?

I don't think I'm alone in seriously wishing that this teen gets some help. It's not too late to change the course of your life, OP. But you're already on probation and you're 14 - you don't really have many "get out of jail free" cards left.

That's a very large number of absences, even considering FMLA. Standby though - we have at least one HR expert who will probably drop by.

There is no absolute contraindication, but you also didn't mention the type of seizure disorder (which might help). I'm very sorry for your loss. Your son was already compromised, and there's no saying what would or would not happened if he hadn't have been given the Tramadol. If you're...

The only correct answer is "maybe". Far more details would be needed.

No state will emancipate a 14 year old. Emancipation is about need - it's not about young teens who don't like a parental figure yelling. Look at yourself. You're on probation. You're 14. You need MORE adult supervision, not less.

If the dealer says it is, then it is. Did you read the small print though?

Read this first: And from an attorney website: http://www.titleinsuranceny.com/pages/for-re-professionals-informational-articles-for-attorneys.aspx?pci=1127 That's really all I can give you without having further details.

The landlord is allowed to give you that choice once your current lease expires. The court will not force him to go month-to-month, even if you can pay your rent. You can try to reclaim the pet surcharge - I hate to ask this, but do you have proof that your furbaby was euthanised? A...

Wow...that was fantastic, Carl. :)

You need some therapy. You can write, sure, but what exactly do you think will happen? Seriously, it's time to move on. A doctor can help you.

According to this, yes. http://www.childsupportla.com/servicesback.htm But according to the actual court, this: http://www.scscourt.org/self_help/family/child_support.shtml#faq It's too late (by statute) to actually object to the order itself, so I'm not entirely convinced it's...

If you're going to rant, please at least use the correct user-names. Thanks!

Agreed - this is not a parking ticket. This can be as serious a white collar crime as the average person can manage to do. And also agreed - the Feds have a LOT more in their arsenal than most people can possibly imagine. Given that there's a chance you'll be walking away with a felony...

Fair enough - I can go with that :D (That's twice today we've agreed ;) )