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Heywood, I think it is a ridiculously selfish idea for your ex to suggest that your daughter be passed around like a baton from year to year. I can't see any judge stipulating to that type of arrangement. I would say that the arrangement you have now fosters your daughter's relationship...

Hello Mark, Many of us are not attorneys. Most of us are business professionals. I gave you the advice from a banker's perspective and I am sure you received advice from an HR professional as well. I hope things go well for you.

Your friend brought this on himself. Had he been a polite young man with the officers and answered their questions in a polite and civil manner they may have eventually gone on their merry way. Your friend decided to take another road and is now paying the consequences. Using the facts you...

You are certainly entitled to sue but in order to include the third debt, you would have to have already paid that one as well. Until you have paid it, you are not owed it. You will need to sue her in her jursidiction.

You can deposit that check but make sure you wait at least 10 BUSINESS DAYS prior to doing anything. Do not take the check to a teller window, deposit it via an ATM. If the check does not have a valid stop payment on it, and it pays; the payor has only 1 business day to return the item...

I would continue to ignore this person. As long as your child isn't sceaming at the top of his lungs then you just allow him to be. Disregard the notes and ignore her completely. If she confronts you, politely tell her to pound sand and return to what you were doing prior to her bothering...