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Look up "statute of limitations" for child molestation in California. Yes, as an adult you can be charged for past transgressions. Whether you are charged as an adult or as a minor for alleged actions committed as a minor depends on a variety of things. Similarly, the punishment for being...

"I fought the law, and the law won."

In addition to everyone else's sage advice: GET YOUR OWN SURVEY. It's always possible that his survey is incorrect. Might as well confirm whether you're encroaching or not.

I am sorry to hear about your loss. Per your husband's posts in April, he fully intended for everything to go to you. Simple Will question I wish you luck.

Your "friend" has a drinking problem. She needs to address this drinking problem and the resultant charge(s) against her. Assuming the page that you printed up was from a publicly available source, do not worry.

You should hesitate in agreeing to direct payments, especially with someone you do not trust. See if the child support payments go through her state's child support enforcement agency. That way it is documented what you actually paid. If you make direct payments to her without a court...

Until the child is born, there is no baby. No child = no child support. Why would you sign anything?! The baby has not been born yet, so there is no birth certificate. If she really has a lawyer, and is really going through the court, then respond through the court. And your first...

You know better than that. You "purchased a bundle" - they know where you are, what you have, and other info. Expect to pay.

Fact: Your girlfriend is still married. Fact: A romantic and/or sexual relationship where one of the parties is married is, by definition, an adulterous relationship. You are in an adulterous relationship. You and your girlfriend are adulterers. Fact: Violating the morality clause in the...

Then bio mom would know your names from him anyhow. Seriously, disengage from him completely.

That should be sufficient. If you've given proper notice and are out, why should he get to benefit from you overpaying? However, you should only have to state that 1) You gave proper notice that you were terminating your lease mm/dd/yr, 2) You completely vacated the property mm/dd/yy, 3) You...

File a police report. (So there is documentation that you were afraid of this lot.) File for a restraining order.

Define "fast". As others have told you, it's not going to be overnight. Or days, or weeks. You want to rush things because you think you can screw her over in a weak, desperate moment. You are not coming across as respectful of the woman. Maybe you should have chose better, but you didn't...

She doesn't hate you. She's disgusted. She feels a little bit of vomit in her mouth every time she realizes that she fell in love with a lie, that for you the marriage was just a cover, a deception so that you could pass for "normal". You revealed to her that the foundation of your marriage...

And you're complaining that the prosecutor isn't presenting some or all of these charges to the grand jury? Are you looking a gift horse in the mouth? Or is the question how you can get some of these tossed? Really, I don't want to be on the road with you - you lack poor judgement. You're...

It depends on what they hear. If what they hear is that your friend is being abused - sexually or otherwise - then they are mandated to report the abuse to the proper authorities. One does not confront the parent in such a case, one tries to remove the child from the dangerous situation. If...

It might be a good idea to let the landlord/property management know that you no longer live there, and that you personally will not be signing a renewal lease. At some point, you should no longer be paying her household bills directly, but rather pay her child support and/or alimony.

Have you tried calling Kansas Legal Services' 800 number?

Does this school participate in NJSTKD events? NJ State TKD Association Contact NJSTKD. They may have some advice on how to resolve this conflict.

Just for clarification: the title to the home is in her name, and she either owned it free and clear prior to the marriage, or the mortgage is entirely in her name. As she does not work, does she have some ort of massive trust fund?