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do you have a copy of any agreement you made with Attorney?

Child support and your personal relationship with child have nothing to do with each other.

If he has failed to pay rent then why not pursue the eviction? This will gurantee tenant leaves. Your problem is the cost to evict. Its unlikely you will recoup this cost or the overdue rent

If you accpet partial rent you cannot evict. Far as returning check thats your call but again you might resubmit it tenants bank for payment

Try resubmitting check in case funds are now available. Once rent is pass due (late) follow your states guidelines for this action. Example if your state requires a 3 day pay or quit notice then do so. If tenant fails to make good on check or reply in acceptable manner to 3 day notice you may...

Do we know the employment history of other workers? Do we know what Op's and their HR files say? On face value it appears this person was treated this way possibly sue to race. However there is much we do not know that could warrant the difference in actions and may have nothing to do with race

You might see to modify custody

Who are you in this situation and why are you seeking answers? If she has a warrant she will be arrested once she enters court

I believe the problem here is the fact that OP never gave Doctors note to employer. That is why it was a no call no show! It is employees place to get note to employer via a friend or whatever means. The employer does not have to take employees word on issue nor does employer have to wait for...

Personally I do not see the storage place to allow entry or allow you to remove lock without being on the rental contract.

Do not cut the lock if your name is not on storage lease.

If he has not paid on unit its unlikely they would permit access and even if he is current on rent again they will nto likely permit access if her name is not on account

Did you give your employer the Doctor's note or just tell them about it?

1) Would offering them a settlement of $50 dollars a month be fair? That would end up being $1100 for 22 months. It doesn't seem like it's too much or too little. That is between you and this person 2) Should I let a small claims court judge decide compensation? This might be best as having a...

I believe your right David recalls he owns or runs a fertility clinic so this make sense

My husband has interesting Handle memory. He was listening to his morning KFI show when the planes hit the towers on 9/11. He recalls handle saying "were under attack" when second plane hit. In reference to topic his legal advice (if any) is questionable at best since we do not know what area of...

My problem is and always has been your disregard for these laws. As well as your disregard for the cost of retail theft and how these laws keep us (law abiding citizens) and the store employees from absorbing the costs. Yes I agree that paying without a conviction might seem absurd however OJ...

"Demanding" is less expensive! when the store sends its "Civil Demand" letter it generally a few hundred dollars. If they are forced to sue then it becomes thousands and carries other consequences. Like any bill you can ignore it. they will ask again. then they will add additional fees. last...

Its TX "civil" law making it a legal action to seek these funds. This also means there are legal actions the retailer can take to collect these funds or punish the accussed. In addition these laws help retailers recoup a small amount of the vast money they spend to protect them from theft...

"Legal" resident?