Cincinnati, OH
Real estate Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning ... +4 more
The power of attorney will have to be validly executed by your father and notarized in the location where he is now. It also might have to be...
As previously answered, of course you can. But it is income, and the IRS will expect you to report it as income on your tax return.
Contact children's services and advise them of his incarceration. You can file for custody, but it is up to the court to determine if you are...
For what purpose are you going to court? If the police only took a report, that should be the end of it. But she could continue to make false...
You can sue in small claims court up to $6000. Check your local court for the process and the forms to file. Maybe if she receives the summons...
It could be illegal under state law depending on circumstances. And he should check with the legal office at his Army duty station. The Army...
If he has not established paternity, and a court has not granted him custody, then he would likely have no legal basis to claim her as a dependent....
So ask her. She could do it, but probably would decline.
What you propose is illegal. Do it, and face felony charges and jail time, and being required to register as a sex offender for life.
If there is black mold, it could be dangerous to stay. Contact the local health department and building department. But you should make...