What are my rights?
You both own the car and you are both on the loan. You are obligated to pay whether or not you use the car.
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You both own the car and you are both on the loan. You are obligated to pay whether or not you use the car.
She can demand anything she wants, but unless you have been appointed as her legal guardian you aren’t obligated to provide her with anything.
Long way: evict him the way any landlord evicts a tenant Short way: bribe him to move out.
If your daughter told the police all that you just told us, the police would almost certainly have arrested him for harassment (assuming he’s in...
She needs to get divorced BEFORE the baby is born so that you can be married to her by the time the baby is born. You save a lot of time, money...
Sure, you can sue. And after you have spent thousands of dollars on filing fees, depositions, and other costs, you may recover the value of a day...
Can you sue her now for something that happened five years ago? Probably not, which she probably knows, which is probably why she has quit...
You have options, but you’re going to need a lawyer.
Yes, the police can do that. This is why you never “make deals” with the police. The deals aren’t enforceable.
The charges aren’t yours to drop. Despite all the talk about “victims’ rights” victims still do not have the right to drop the charges.