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Capital One and Wells Fargo are essentially part of the same massive entity. Might that be the confusion?

Is it safe to say his probation involved domestic violence in some form?

It would appear that Nutty needs to find his nuts and go home.

He has rights because you basically gave him rights. You can't get a do-over for that one and the Constitution basically makes it unlawful to hold a parent's financial status against them. Even lack of child support.

You don't need a message board. You need an attorney.

You admitted to taking one - they won't find it too difficult to convince the court that you took all three. With that said, you shouldn't be threatened like that - it's actually extortion for them to demand money in exchange for not calling the police. You might want to speak with an...

Any chance of you buying him out of his share? I know you originally asked about custody, but given that there's virtually nothing you can do about that at this point...there just may be something you can do about the mortgage on the property you jointly own with him.

In as much as, "Can we live together?" yes - there's no law preventing you from doing so. But if you're actually asking, "Will this affect the outcome of custody and/or property settlement?" well, that depends.

I do have a question though - and it might impact things greatly. How old is your nephew, and has he been with the same foster family all this time? I do not want to send you on a wild goose chase, but these could impact the probability of switching custody immensely.

OP would need to pass the means test in order to qualify for Ch. 7, no matter what the status of the 13 is/was.

What do you mean by "didn't work"?

Proof positive that "convicted killer" does not equate to "it's okay to assault me because well, I'm here in the first place...". Thankfully.

Nope. Even if he doesn't pay child support, that doesn't remove his rights as the father and the State will let him be a lousy father for the most part. Quick question though - because this will probably impact you way more than the kids' situation - the mortgage. Who is on the deed? Is...

Two things matter. 1. Are you on the title? If yes, is it "or" between the names or "and"? 2. Are you the sole owner of the debt?

Returning the item doesn't mean that no theft occurred. It doesn't erase the fact that he did indeed take something that wasn't his to take. Regardless, adjudication withheld is about the best your son could have hoped for. Basically, as long as he keeps his nose clean, he won't have...

While AJ is correct, something concerns me. WHY are you on parole? Yes, it matters.

Aww it's not the posters - it was the oodles of brain stuff my brain was actually wanting to avoid :D

That's the problem - Chiquita sort of shot herself in the foot. I think we'd all agree that she made a huge error, and that she should have had an attorney involved before signing anything, unfortunately she didn't (for whatever reason - I'll go with "I trusted him" and "He promised"...

I agree in general - but given that your Mom did take something, law enforcement may just take their word for it.

This is a problem. I'll keep to generalities though. What has happened is that he's the sole owner now...and you're still on the hook for payment. This is unfair, but it happens with a disturbing frequency. In other words, you're essentially paying him to live there. If he...