Should I go back to court?
Its worth it to go back to court--both to seek an increase and to get him held in contempt of the judge's original order.
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Its worth it to go back to court--both to seek an increase and to get him held in contempt of the judge's original order.
In GA, your recourse lies first with the university (probably through the Dean of Student Affairs), then the Board of Regents. But, as a student,...
Pay the loan back to your sister or her agent.
Contact someone on AVVO who knows Texas family law and understands military and VA benefits; Charles Hardy or Jason Kercheval are frequent posters...
Nothing actionable based on these facts--GA is a "at will" employment state, so very conceivable the employer was completely within their authority...
If the total amount in question is less than $15000, you can bring suit against her in magistrate court.
Get a consult w/ a FLA probate attorney immediately.
Mike Potter's answer pretty well nailed it.
You are in need of a consult w/ a local estate attorney immediately.
Have a local attorney assist you with this.