CCan I still claim back child support, from the military, even with a court order.?
No. There are two problems with that situation. (1) Child support is owed to the other parent (or custodian). The child support doesn't directly go...
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No. There are two problems with that situation. (1) Child support is owed to the other parent (or custodian). The child support doesn't directly go...
If you really want to find out specifically, you will need to call them and ask. All we can do is speculate. A recoverable advance is typically...
If you owe the "practice" money, they don't have to offer you services.
No. The only non-U.S. citizens that may join the U.S. military are permanent residents (green card holders, and residents of the Philippines). The...
Maybe, but I think it would be a bit of a fight to establish that the "club" is at fault for anything. At the end of the day, the other kid sprayed...
There is nothing here that is the professors or school's fault. Nor is there any legal issue that mandates any sort of accommodation.
You are still a minor, graduating high school does not emancipate you. Presumably, you still live in her home, so her rules.
That is a tough situation. A lawyer might be able to help, but it probably wouldn't be cost effective to hire a lawyer. Your statement is confusing...
No, you can't sue as you are minor, and no, your parents can't sue on your behalf because you don't have a valid lawsuit. Sorry. Not everything...
UofM is still a state institution, so it could turn its collections over to a state agency to collect.