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Ultimately, she wants to be free of you. She wants you out of her life. Why are you insisting on staying married to her? Why are you insisting on staying in her life? Why are you not even entertaining the idea of coming to an equitable settlement between now and August? Clearly not true...

Again, you are not coming across as a pleasant person. And if you cop an attitude like this in court, you deserve to get the book thrown at you.

I see this as problematic: you are trying to profit by association. Sorry. My bad. Not enough coffee. Yes. Especially if you explicitly announce that they are named after songs. If you name a soap "Spring Day" and put a daffodil on the label, no one is going to say you're trying to...

Actually... I think there would be a market for that. Scratch that: I *know* there would be a market for that. Great stocking stuffers. (What? I grew up in a mill town that the Charles went through. It would definitely appeal to our lowbrow sense on community humor.) To answer the...

No. It is not blackmail: she wants to be rid of you. Period. And apparently you are unwilling to let her go. Is she asking for something unreasonable in the divorce settlement? I'll assume we are not talking about significant assets, so the only thing worth quibbling about is the...

Were you held at gunpoint? No. So don't compare it. For emergency, temporary orders, they err on the side of caution. However, you would have the opportunity to contest such allegations at a follow up hearing before the temporary orders become a final order, if you chose to do to. And...

That's male bovine hockey. No lawyer in their right mind is going to do more than a lick of work for you without some form of legally binding agreement to represent you. Go back to the website: you probably agreed to the Terms of Use. You might not have physically signed a piece of paper...

Not exercising...

At they very least, they should have taken it into consideration before building. Just common sense in site planning. It seems to me that if the situation were approached with more understanding - that yes, the other property has a need for an entrance/egress, and acting out of that attitude...

I would *strongly* advise against knocking on the neighbor's door and confronting him. Yes, asking him will be viewed as confrontational. The notes are odd and quickly escalated. The neighbor could be harmless... or violent. It is hard to predict what irrational people will do. I...

Stop "forgetting". Forgiving is okay, but don't forget that these are unrepentant people. I second "don't talk to the police" if the police are asking questions. Don't give them "proof" of something that didn't happen by twisting statements into a confession. However, start reporting these...

You married in 2012. Were these kids born before or after your marriage in 2012? Because if the kids were born during the marriage, then you need to disestablish paternity as part of the divorce.

The problem is that you have no proof off this. You did not record it. It is not in writing. You never reported anything to the police. The option you are left with: exercise every minute of parenting time that you are allowed, and wait. There may be non-visitation opportunities to be present...

If paralegals could "act as lawyers" then they would be essentially practicing law, hence lawyers, It is more likely that one of your neighbors who dislikes the potheads is using "FBI Van" as a name for their WiFi.

Um... Actually they are pertinent if you are proposing to take action based on "facts" that at variance with reality. Your issue about guardianship is family law, as would any child support case. Child support orders are often backdated to the date of filing one's cs petition with the court...

The biological parents are irrelevant if the child has been adopted by the legal parent. You need to go to court and petition for legal guardianship. After that, you can petition for child support from the legal parent(s).

You can do that. Based on your difficulties with the English language, you should hire a lawyer to write up your strange agreement in a format that would be legally acceptable. I will only observe that if you could interact amicably, you might still be under one roof. Nope. It gives you...

And what was your response? Did you ever directly communicate with the customer to try and resolve their concern? Is there a reason you didn't update your storefront to reflect what you actually sold? Accuracy in listings is valued by many customers: we place our orders based on the item...

At least it's her own thong... It could be worse. (In case you needed that image.)