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Nope. If people want to act like horses butt's there is no document that will stop them. The only "document" that might help you is your current court order. Remind her that violating those orders could get her in trouble. If she interferes with court orders such as visiting time, document...

A co-signer(co-owner) cannot be removed from a title without said co-signers signature. Now if a person were only a guarantor on a loan, and not actually a co-owner, their name would not appear on the title to begin with.

Any private sale is risky, no matter where it is advertised.

I doubt if they have a file simply based on your address. And I doubt if they are going to search all of their records. They file by date.

Eventually one of you will have to buy out the other.

If there is no custody agreement preventing your daughter from residing with you then you should go get her. Your wife doesn't have the right to sign her over to someone else without your permission. Then you need to get a lawyer and get custody arrangements made, because absent that at any time...

Well now you know he isn't going to do the right thing. There should be no compromise on your part. What a jerk. From the police report you should be able to get his insurance information. You can call the claim in to them yourself. Alternatively you can call it in to your insurance company and...

Morally and ethically he should just refund your money. Not sure if he has to legally. However, he should report it to his insurance company and they should allow you to choose where you want it repaired and they should provide you with a rental.

You answered your own question. If he signed over his rights, then he has no rights. The child has new parents and they have all the rights to decide who gets to spend time with their child.

Sure doesn't seem fair.

Your lawyer knows more about your case and more about your chances that anyone here could possible know. Going to court is almost always a roll of the dice. No one can truly predict what will happen.

There doesn't have to be a policy, it doesn't have to seem fair to you. Work hard and master your current position and better luck next time.

Call and tell them you will be there tomorrow to return the vehicle and will they please have your down payment refund ready for you. Make arrangements for a ride home.

It is not illegal for her to babysit, although it seems to be a bad decision on the part of the parents. Ditto what army judge said, if you believe the infant to be in danger, contact the authorities.

The lawyer for the insurance company should be sufficient, however it wouldn't hurt to have a consultation with a lawyer of your own.

So sorry for what you've been through. Call Child Services about the 7 and 5 year old. Call the police about the threat to yourself. It would probably be difficult to get a conviction on the past abuse, but talk to the police about that as well. Stay safe and do what you can to get the other...

Also the salary amount for exempt changed recently(or is about to change) which is probably what prompted this. For an employer it is much safer to classify you as non-exempt and pay overtime than to risk getting audited and the auditor decides you are mis-classified as exempt. No rights have...

If someone is trying to get you in trouble, make sure you don't do anything wrong, do everything you are supposed to and their efforts will be futile.

as to whether he is "required" to offer insurance or face a potential penalty. The penalty is currently set at $3000 per year. It can easily cost $6000 per year to insure employee, plus all of the administration that goes with it. The penalty won't be assessed on every employee.

It also depends on the corporate structure of the three hotels.