Mantua, OH
Wills and living wills Lawyer at Mantua, OH
Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills, Social Security ... +3 more
Probably. In Ohio you have no rights until first, paternity is established(this only creates an obligation to pay support but gives you nothing...
Hard to say. If the court order says it non-modifiable, then probably not. Verbal agreements really are next to worthless. Speak with an attorney.
If you receive SSI, it probably will.
Probably helps but it's up to the administrative law judge regardless.
Contact social security to change the representative payee so you can use it for her.
Could go to either of you and if there's equity, the person getting the home would pay the other his/her share of the equity. By the way, in Ohio,...
In Ohio, yes. Generally it's one year but in the case of fraud it can be extended. Consult an attorney though, it sounds more like a contempt or...
In Ohio we would do the same as in Florida. Impute the income to her. That just means the court would say she's capable of making that amount...
You probably mean your dad has custody. Your mom would have to file a motion to get custody. Given your age, unless there is something seriously...
What Ms. Hoffman said is absolutely correct. If there is no order, I can remember, and it's true to a lesser extent today, police wouldn't help...
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