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To add to this: Who has been child's primary caregiver?

Does the other party have an attorney? If so, you are at a distinct disadvantage. You haven't provided any details regarding your marriage...ie...are there children born of the marriage? Assets? Length of the marriage? Why haven't you hired an attorney and waited until "a couple of days" before...

I was thinking the same thing.

What does your commercial lease state regarding inspections of the property?

The thread isn't locked...so I snuck in a post. ;)

You had been asked many times to keep all related questions to one thread rather than start a new thread for every little thought that enters your head. Why you refuse to respect that simple request is puzzling.

Is this the same woman from your other thread?

How do you know they are the reason you are having difficulty getting another job? Have you filed for unemployment yet?

You should have your friend join this site and ask his own questions. It is better for the volunteers to talk with the legal party rather than well-meaning friends that really don't have all the facts of the case. But, as your friend has an attorney, he should really direct his...

You were answered in post #3.

This is the only question you asked: The cast worker was assigned by DFCS to supervise your visitation. She is doing her job. As you never reported the alleged abuse your husband subjected you to, the court/Judge are handling the situation as legally required.

sigh...as I said, obnoxious. Threatening people is a silly and base response utilized by drunks and lowlifes.

sigh.... No, you are not entitled to his social security. No, per your own postings you were not "united in Holy Matrimony. And lastly, no. Being someone's girlfriend for 38 years does not magically make you his wife when he passes away. I suggest you lay off the sauce when dealing with...

But you did so AFTER he passed...and BOTH parties must present as married. Per everything you have posted you and he neither proclaimed to be married or lived as a married couple. You and he lived as a long-term boyfriend and girlfriend. Even in your postings you don't refer to him as your...

You are not common law married, in any way, shape or form. You are entitled to nothing unless you were named as a beneficiary. If you want the benefits and protections of marriage you should have married the man. I am very sorry for your loss.

I would suggest you/your husband discuss a controlled environment (Mental Health Facility) while the Psychiatrist works with your husband to get the correct medication/dosage.

You said that the medication was recently decreased. Who decreased it and why was it decreased?

Did you have a legal question? Do you really think it's a good idea to post/vent about your partners legal/criminal situation on the internet? Ohio State Bar Association for Legal Professionals | OSBA (ohiobar.org)

Actually, it does matter. Too often people feel the need to post about a case that has nothing legally to do with them. It is an unwise move on their part if they are posting about a loved ones criminal issues.

Based on the insufficient information you posted...Who knows? Apparently, his attorney did not think that his klanner client could win so they advised to take the plea.