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I don't see anything illegal done by the police. Your wife needs a lawyer & if you are charged, you also.

Sorry but a private sale of a used vehicle is bought "as is." Your Father should have had the vehicle checked out before buying.

It certainly would be in your best interest to complete school.

Is there anything in your contract which covers late completion of work?

You posted in child custody & visitation forum. If you are wanting custody, you will need to discuss with a lawyer.

Agree, legal.

Please watch your language. You can send them what you have & see what they say.

Doubtful - there is probably something in the settlement agreement that she cannot sue for more later. She can always talk to a lawyer.

Yes, unless there was a binding contract to the contrary (doubtful). Banks do that all the time.

I know. :)

Please do what is in the best interests of the children whether that is contacting the police and/or CPS (even if that might mean you will not get custody/temporary custody).

I read it the way it was written & had to laugh but knew that wasn't what OP meant.

You also might try small "mom & pop" type stores. "Sometimes" they are more lenient in their hiring practices than larger employers. Good luck to you.

Per the title of your thread your things were stolen by a family member - what family member? Do you know who has them? Who told you that your Father is now in a home but will not tell you where & that you can't see him? Your post isn't completely clear. We need more info/details. Thanks.

Sorry but there is no way we can know.

Yes, you certainly might lose your job(s). Employer(s) decision.

I don't see where you ask a specific question. However, generally where a union is involved, your recourse is through them. Per the title of your thread this is paid leave.

I would have her wait & see if a civil demand letter is received. It sounds like in this case, it might not be sent. If it is, it will be her decision whether to pay. She can do a google search & get all kinds of information on civil demand letters.

If the phone (account/contract) is in her name, she would be legally responsible for any payments/fees due.

It seems like this is something you can work out in the divorce agreement.