Represent myself in a child support hearing. Being around my ex causes severe anxiety.
No. He is entitled to due process just like everyone else. You don't get a pass from fairness because of your anxiety.
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No. He is entitled to due process just like everyone else. You don't get a pass from fairness because of your anxiety.
If they sue you, it will be both for money and to stop you from working. Gather all the evidence you have of what you did and didn't sign.
Unfortunately, "noise harassment" isn't a thing. So, your options broken down are really: (a) call the police, (b) civil suit for nuisance and/or...
Maybe so, maybe no. We'd need a lot more facts to know whether they are legally obligated to "rectify" your account for a "defective" device.
Their jobs aren't to answer questions from random strangers. You are certainly empowered to do your own research.
Late fees are part of the rent that is due, so you will need to pay them if you do not want to get evicted.
This would be one way it is decided. There are others, too.
If jail was not enough to get him to quit driving while barred, the most likely outcome will be that he will get more jail time.
Yes, landlords can keep a deposit for either (a) damage or (b) past due rent.
Ok, just so I understand here: you claim someone is "cyberstalking" you and, by way of response, you choose to dox her? Is that right? While...