Would it be ill advised to sue for more money than was initially owed?
He has an action in contract, but not for emotional distress under normal circumstances.
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He has an action in contract, but not for emotional distress under normal circumstances.
You can make any claim in an appeal. You only have to win with one.
File a police report and seek to have the person who defrauded you prosecuted, and seek restitution for the funds you have lost. This is no friend.
I doubt this will cause a problem but I would act to correct the record as well as being consistent. The decision is up to INS or a prosecutor.
It is possible that an order might issue to prevent overnights, it depends on the judge and your current order.
If you both agree, and continue to agree there is no issue. If you do no you will need a court order to make an agreement enforceable.
You appear to be doing this correctly. She does owe the bank and must cooperate with the prosecution. If the find the perpetrators it will probably...
You need to speak with an attorney NOW!! Until there is a case and order BOTH parents have equal rights to the children and if one or the other...
Not if you were late and they were in the lease. See an attorney if you have questions after reviewing the lease and an accounting.
I would tend to believe such a request is contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The answer is to advise your friend NEVER to comply with...