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I live in a condo association. After reassessing our street for correct parking due to neighbors complaining that they could not exit their driveways, the township remarked off proper parking.
I wanted to ask what my options are or what I can do regarding my children’s current situation. I pay child support and owe arrears (paying consistently for over two years).
I live in Houston, Texas. My husband signed a three (3) years commercial rental agreement under a company name (and LLC) but also signed a personal guarantee with his name only.
I am 18-years-old. I turned 18 on February 24. My girlfriend and I have a 1-1/2-year-old baby girl. We have lived together since September 2010 (that’s roughly 6 months).
I am emailing you because I am having problems with my ex-wife and her interpretation of the divorce papers. I am having problems with her being late when I drop off the kids and occasionally when I pick them up (in the past, I have waited hours for drop off). I sent a summer schedule in December of 2013 (which is due on or before May 1st) and I can’t get her to acknowledge or respond to even though I have proof she has read it.
Our next door neighbor keeps calling the police to say our dogs are barking. This went on for a year and a half, but when the police patrolled the area in response to her calls, they heard nothing (because our dogs weren’t barking) and issued no citations.
I recently purchased an item from a convenience store. I was charged .99 for the item. For my next purchased, which was made by a different clerk, I was charged .29 for the same item. Is this legal?
Can my ex-wife continue to collect child support after our daughter turns 18-years-old?
A student loan debt was incurred pursuing a DDS degree. Four years were completed, but the student needed about 4 more months to achieve the required points to graduate.
In Florida, can my ex take me back to court if my alimony agreement states that it is non-modifiable permanent periodic alimony?