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He has the pictures. You can't force him to give them back. You can't stop him from posting them. You can avoid the bullying by ceasing all communication with him. Don't even listen to his threats much less respond to them. If he follows up on his threat to make a fake Facebook account, then you...

"I’m here asking questions because my attorney does not feel comfortable with answering litigation related questions" What??

Bless you for wanting to see the child. Things like this are very confusing and hurtful to children who don't understand. Legally there is nothing you can do. Try to make nice with your ex-girlfriend and try to get her to at least let you withdraw from the child's life gradually. If you can't...

Leave it alone and let her talk to a lawyer. They will tell her she has no power.

You are only being "forced" to do so if you want to park in the facility. If you prefer not to use the sticker, then you are free to park elsewhere. You do have a choice.

I don't know what to tell you, honestly other than 1. go ahead and pay the toll bills. 2. go to your local DMV and ask them how to unravel this mess. If the last title was in another state, you will have to take care of it in that state. Texas won't be able to help you.

If I were you I would go get my car pronto. I don't think just turning in the tag is going to protect you in any way if she is involved in an accident and now you have no insurance either. Verbal agreements are valid but difficult to prove. Did your verbal agreement mention payment of repairs...

Your employer can set whatever schedule they want to. Are you not getting paid for the time? Is that really your question?

The person paid you for the vehicle. It is NOT stolen or unauthorized use. Getting a lost tile voided the title that you gave him. The form that you signed to get a lost title( if it was TX) states that you are the recorded owner and the title has been lost, destroyed or mutilated. I'm sure...

I think the term she meant was "un-conventional" family or you could say "non-traditional". Some would say that anything other than one female Mom and one male Dad is non-traditional. I can understand your daughter being uncomfortable. Obviously they know it's unusual because they asked her to...

I understand it as a legitimate question when the children are a little bit older.

No unless they will accept the signature on the bill of sale which is doubtful, but maybe if it is notarized. Go to the DMV and bring everything you have and let them tell you. These things vary by state so it's best you get it straight from them. Or do as recommended and keep trying to find the...

The fee is based on the value of the vehicle. You should be able to call an insurance company and get a quote over the phone.

Bonding should not hurt the status. The state gives you clear title, but the bond is an insurance policy in case the original owner were to say that he did not really sell it to you, then he would make a claim against the bond and get paid the value of the vehicle. So once you have the title...

And besides all of that, you really don't want your insurance company opening claims from just anybody who calls and claims that you were at fault. You want them to hear from you!

Read the fine print of your contract.

People threaten to sue all the time. It rarely happens. A used car buyer is supposed to do all their homework before handing over the money. A vehicle sold for $2700.00 should not be expected to be in great shape.

So you signed a lease agreement. Your signature indicated agreement to all of the terms of the agreement. You agreed to an additional year. Now you want to do something different with your life so suddenly the terms are "not fair." Well gee if only all contracts could be null and void if one...

With no job, no home and no car, you are in no shape to take care of your kids. Child services are usually overwhelmed and short of available foster families. If you have any family members that can help you, they can go to child services and offer to take temporary custody of the children. Your...

You are already working with an attorney. He knows more about what's going on than we do. If you are unclear you should direct your questions to your attorney.