At what point can I file a default judgement?
You identify no basis to file for a default judgment. The Court can eventually sanction her for the failure to make financial and CIM filings, but...
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You identify no basis to file for a default judgment. The Court can eventually sanction her for the failure to make financial and CIM filings, but...
Of course, you should know that, once you turn 18, you are an adult. However, since it appears they are still providing means for your support,...
In most cases, yes, he could use such a piece of evidence.
If you don't have money to take her to court, and the mother does not consent, then there is nothing you can do.
Yes, a warrant could certainly be put out. The rest of that is cop show nonsense.
Call them on Monday and don't overreact to something so trivial.
Liability is complete for the parent of a minor.
A "quick claim" deed is not a thing. Whether both co-owners need to sign a "quit claim" deed depends on the nature of their interest, because...
It is very, very unlikely that selling collateral for a loan would have criminal consequences.
You were required to get written notice, that's all. The signature/notary and other stuff you mention is immaterial.