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Max was a frat boy... Anyone surprised?!

My first thought was that it would difficult for someone his size to move easily in an air plane; he's a little big to be a flight attendant. (Not a slam on his size. Just that it's a cramped space to work in.)

The WHY helps us occasionally make sense of the senseless. I am always curious to see if there is a pattern behind the story. Sometimes it does matter, legally, to have context - to determine whether this person needs psychiatric help, for example, or just makes horrible choices. I'm inclined...

Not everyone is so privileged as you seem to assume. Nor should onus be on the person accused to prove their innocence. Just wait until it happens to you or your family.

And what you didn't do the crime? What if you have only been accused, and have not had your day in court? We have the standard of "presumed innocent" for a reason.

Perhaps that is because there is so much fault to be found. Do you think the judge will be more generous? No. That is why you are here and elsewhere ranting, because a judge wasn't as generous and forgiving as you'd like. We CANNOT provide answers that will satisfy you because you cannot...

Well... there's your answer. He still wants to control you.

I agree. I know the only reason my ex is current is that it goes through the state. Actually, the first time the state intercepted anything, he took me back to court to demand that it be returned, and child support be set to zero. LOL. Yeah, that was a short hearing.

True. But at one point she applied. Hopefully she will clarify where she is still receiving assistance.

I am sorry that your ex considers food for his child(ren) to be nonsense. Perhaps if you were feeling more financially secure (like, he paid for lunches), you would not have applied and qualified for these benefits.

Look, the forum is basically a private club. No one has the inherent right to be a member of a private club. You can try to contact the site and inquire as to why you were banned. Most of your public posts seem inoffensive, but I have no idea what the site's TOS are. If you want to make them...

1) File a police report. See post #7 fr the most obvious reason why. 2) Report the incident to your insurance. Give them the information you have, including video. They have resources that you don't for identifying the bike owner. And believe me, your insurance would rather someone else...

Perhaps this: Indiana Man Convicted On Child Pornography Charges

Here's one, from post #10: "In your original post, you told us that the 529 plan was not mentioned in the divorce settlement/decree. Why was it not mentioned? Did you disclose the existence of the plan during the divorce proceedings leading up to the settlement?" Here's another one: "What are...

Has your ex had a psychiatric evaluation, wherein she was diagnosed with NPD? If not, and you just "know" she has NPD based on what you've read or your therapist told you, then, ERASE THIS TERMINOLOGY FROM YOUR VOCABULARY. It is NOT LEGALLY RELEVANT if she has not been professionally...

1) Get an initial consult with another lawyer or three. Your decree sucks. a) If your ex couldn't afford to refi in her own name and buy you out at the time of the divorce, then the house should have been sold then. Ditto for the cars. b) You really agreed to no holiday time, no vacation...

Non-legal, but very practical advice: take a course on defensive driving. Which is better: 1) to be "right" and have your car damaged OR 2) to not have your car further damaged.

That kind of says it all. Based on my relatives' experience in NJ on the issue of college tuition, when not addressed in the divorce decree, I don't think she can be forced to contribute towards her daughter's college education. Hopefully she'll at least fill out financial aid forms in a...

In the meantime... peanut butter works great as bait for snap traps.

The EIGHT year relationship before the alleged engagement is also a good warning. After that long a time to get to the point of considering a proposal, most are then "full steam ahead". But then, the man who built the red kayak used to say that he couldn't understand "engagements" that lasted...