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Look up your statutes concerning common law marriage and/or rights of a tenant. Ask yourself, did she pay half the rent/house payment, utility bills, etc. She has tenant rights at the very least and some of the "stuff" you accrued over the 11 years may be considered joint property. Were your...

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Yes, you should begin a new thread rather than post under someone else's. Any way, the fact that you knew about the theft and did nothing does make you an accomplice, even if you did not participate in any other way. You can always get a lawyer, and I always recommend one even for minor cases...

You said,"When I cosigned i did not understand what i was doing I was young and was just trying to do him a favor. I feel like not only he took advantage of me, but computer training.com did for not allowing me to fully understand what I was getting myself into." That is where the ignorance part...

You could hire a lawyer, but it doesn't matter that they were not cited. The hospital probably did blood tests. If they smelled it on you, and there was other evidence and statements from your friends they do not need a breathalyser. You will probably have to attend some type of diversion...

You probably need to file probate in the state where they resided. Are you sure there was no will in TN? Or maybe one in a state they initially resided in before TN?

He can ask the mortgage company directly what he needs to do. Hopefully the exGF will cooperate.

Did you notify the insurance company that you are being personally being sued? They may have advise...if not get your own lawyer to handle this problem.

Request an itemized list from him, a copy of the contract, and get your own lawyer. Does your state recognize verbal contracts?

Wanted to add that the company only has a limited responsibility, you must mitigate your financial problems such as renting etc, lower house price and so on.

Don't know if this helps or not Chapter 9.52 (City Of Burlington, Washington) OFFENSES BY OR AGAINST MINORS 9.52.020 Contributing to delinquency of minor. A. Any person who, by an any act or omission, encourages, causes or contributes to the delinquency of a delinquent child as defined...

You need to get a lawyer right away, it varies with the court docket and so on. The longer you wait, the more he can hide. Also, try and keep copies of any documents on his assests.

You may want to consder renting your house out with option for renters to buy, especially if it looks like it won't sell for a long time.

Contact a divorce attorney and google annulment for your state and the state you were married in.

Google transfer of deeds for the state the house is in.

Yes, she does.

You will have to sue him. There are limits to small claim amounts that vary from state to state so check your state's laws. If you have student loans, you may be able to "consolidate" his loans with yours and defer payments until you graduate but the interest will still accrue during that time...

This was too hard to follow. Did you drive at all "unscheduled" during April?

You didn't answer the question...is he on the birth certificate? You say he is the father, so since he is asking for the visitation and you are not contesting that he is the father AND you are asking for child support there is a legal tie. I am sorry this is all so difficult for you, but as...

He's a lawyer, he should know what he can do. Is she covered under his insurance and that's why she won't sign?