MY Car has been repo and i have 20 days to get it back and a family member was go finance it in her name how will we be able to: Do it or what's the best way cause no one wants to refinance me but my family has great credit
Jonathan's answer: Ask the lender if you can "cure" the default by paying off the car in full. If so, get the amount they want and get your family member to go get the loan - get a cashier's check - pay it off - and they will normally give you your car back at that point. If not, they'll auction it off and charge you the shortage of what they get for it and what you owe. Jump on this quick, however, as the clock is ticking on your time to cure your default.
What do I have to do to get custody papers changed on my oldest son in which I have had possession of him for a year now?: Last November My son mother brought him to me and said she just can't fight with him any more. She said he was lying and getting in trouble at school..All because he wanted his daddy. I still pay child support for both of our sons and I have had My 6 yr old for a year now. My sons mother doesnt call me or contact me she calls my mother and my mother relays the message. We don't have the mothers phone number always having to leave message with somone else.
Jonathan's answer: Get a lawyer and file a modification to get custody changed. If you can't afford this, go to the local Attorney General Child Support Office and request a "change of status" modification from them. It'll take longer, but will accomplish the same thing. Once a parent relinquishes a child to the other parent for six months or longer, that constitutes a material change of circumstance and a modification of custody should normally be granted under those conditions.
Has been divorced with his ex wife for over 4 years, can the ex wife still file alimony?: My brother has been divorced with his ex wife for 4 years, and all of a sudden the ex wife is planning to file alimony? What are the possibilities? Can she take all my brother's properties?
Jonathan's answer: In Texas it would be rare for a Judge to even consider awarding spousal maintenance 4 years post divorce as it normally is addressed in the divorce itself. If they were divorced in another state, however, then the laws may be different there as it relates to alimony. Technically, there is no "alimony" in Texas - only spousal maintenance. A spouse can be ordered to make periodic payments to a former spouse for up to three years (but must be ordered at time of divorce - it can LAST for up to three years). So - from what you're describing, there must be another state's laws in play here or else she wouldn't even be allowed to file at this time.