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Fair enough. However, because OP lives in California, quirky Californian laws are relevant to OP. (Texas has its own quirks. But I quickly concluded when living there that letting on that Texas quirks were anything but universally accepted rules of practice was a bad idea.)

OP wasn't the self-appointed traffic nanny in that thread; it was a different poster. I agree, especially since OP is posting from CA. I recall when I lived in LA, pre dash cams, hearing of people who were cited for traffic infractions (running a stop sign) based a complaint from another...

GET A SECOND OPINION. I have had similar experiences with 2 different dentists. The first time it happened, I was in college. I was skeptical when told I needed 8 fillings immediately, before the end of spring break, "It's obvious you haven't seen a dentist in a long time." I'd had a...

Yeah, I guess that's what her friends say... The problem is while they all extoll her virtues, they can't manage to do it without a 4 letter word slipping in. Maybe it's a generational thing, but when I'm trying to impress people, I try to edit. But yeah, classy women don't help their kids...

Color me elitist, but she doesn't come across as a class act.

Liar, liar. Pants on fire.

It can be sold while she's living there... but for far less than if it were emptied out. You can petition to partition. A neighbor's estate was settled this way. One child had moved their family in to mom's house to "help" her. Really it was an excuse to walk away from their house...

If you've been paying, on average, $27K/yr in FICA, then you should have sufficient assets to make an initial consult with a lawyer a no brainer.

Parental rights don't "go away", but Dad's lack of involvement in his child's life means that if he goes to court and demands the child's state of residency remain in Oregon, he's playing a weak hand. It will come across as him trying to control his ex, rather than him trying to maintain a...

And not much of an issue. Since it's been years since Dad has chosen to exercise parenting time, he has little grounds to demand kiddo move back to his state. Not even a basis to argue that Mom should foot the bill for travel to the nonexistent parenting time. Yeah, it's reasonable for Dad to...

Those "effeminate men" look an awful lot like those BTS performers my teenybopper kid was so fond of... ...BTS fans are called Army.

Has the move affected your ability to exercise your court ordered parenting time? Have you been in the habit of using your parenting time to see your daughter? How active have you been, as a parent, beyond court ordered parenting time? Did you attend her sporting events or performances, for...

Note: I wrote "depending on the initial agreement". We have no idea what your agreement was; such notice might not be required. Let's suppose she doesn't give you notice. 1) You know she's sold the place. So you know what your deadline is (roughly) to get stuff out. 2) Even if you had...

Depending on the initial agreement (or lack of formalization thereof), the property might be considered abandoned. She can mail you a notice giving you 18 days to remove it. She can request storage fees be paid. How about you just arrange to clear out your junk? NO: this does not fall under...

Additionally, beachboy should move out.

She's already made it abundantly clear that she's not going to abide by any policy but her own. Stop being a fool.

So... Did you try to pay rent? Or ask why you weren't being charged for rent? You have no case. You got to live in an apartment for over half a month for free.

This was adequately addressed by @army judge in post #4.

Yeah, we just don't understand how hard it is to be white. :rolleyes:

Posting hx: Inheritance Title Transfer If you use utilities, then you have to pay for them. Some utilities have programs that provide lower rates for low income people. But yes, if you owe the municipality money for services such as water, etc., the cost can be added to your property taxes...