Can my mother in-law? evict me and my children form the house but not her son?
If you are renting a home from your mother-in-law, she is your landlord and can evict you although she needs a reason to do so. I suggest you call...
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If you are renting a home from your mother-in-law, she is your landlord and can evict you although she needs a reason to do so. I suggest you call...
A lot of attorneys will assist you in filling out the necessary modification paperwork and charge you their hourly rate. I don't know why you are...
Your post is confusing as written. You will need to contact an attorney so he/she can ask questions for clarification on your situation. If you...
The answer depends on whether you have a current child support obligation or if your child is over 18 and you are just paying arrears.
When your child turns 18, you will still need to pay the arrears. In most cases, the child support office will continue to take the child support...
A good place to start is to look online for attorneys in your area. If you were not married to the father of your daughter and there is no court...
That depends on the requirements of your landlord. Certain landlords will rent to people who do not have established credit without a co-signor.
It depends on if the father has parenting time or custody. I suggest you contact an attorney.
Your post isn't entirely clear - are you trying to give your daughter to her father who is unstable? Is that in your child's best interests? If...
You will need to file an eviction action to remove him from your property. Hopefully you have something in writing notifying him that you wanted...