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First off, unless you request and move into a top floor apartment, you are very likely to hear noise from the tenants above you, if not just from the adults walking around. Second, I have a daughter who is going on two, and have A LOT of nieces and nephews and I can tell you it is impossible to...

Unless it is in the lease, I don't think you have to let anyone show it. That would be violating your right to "quiet enjoyment." Perhaps he will sign off on letting you move so that he has a better chance to sell the home.

Also if it does sell, federal law says the tenant must be giving a 90-day eviction. That also would make your landlord no longer the owner, thus voiding the remainder of your lease. The new owner will have to file for the eviction and that is when you will be giving the 90 days. Or maybe you...

I went through something very close to what you are. I figured it was safe to assume that my landlord probably no longer had the security I had paid and talked him into signing an agreement to terminate the lease, collect no rent for two moths in exchange for him keeping the deposit. I am...

Yes, your friend should report this to the IRS, and also I would tell the friend to report the income on his own tax return to keep his nose clean. So document all monies that is paid in cash so there is a record.

I think the OP is reading too much into this. I had an employee before who had a personal injury accident at work and took the required drug screening following. Only this that showed up was prescription pain pills. We called the employee in for that "scary" meeting and policy was even worse...

Well with the exception of the home, I told her the exact same(I don't think she will ever own a home).

Yeah, not sure she will take my advice this time around. Her boyfriend told her they can't come after her to recover anything they paid her. All I could do was laugh and suggest she believe that all she wants.

Unless it was discrimination(it is not), they could fire you to hire their pet monkey if they wanted to and there wouldn't be anything you could do about it. Only way you would be able to take action was if you had an employment contract that the employer breached(also not the case).

See I think the problem will be that there has never been a court order to establish anything whatsoever. Thus the IRS will have to determine who can prove they had the child more than half of they year and being the grandmother gets public assistance for him, that may serve to prove they can...

he is only 3 so not school age yet. I am sure the fact that the grandmother gets public assistance will mean my sister will be paying back money like I told her to expect. I'm hoping she is smart enough to listen to me when I tell her to file to establish paternity, support and visitation...

My younger sister came to me asking about her tax situation. Her son goes back and forth between her and his grandmother on the father's side. She has struggled a bit so they have basically helped her out. Well being the time between both were around equal, she thought it okay to claim the...

With that said, doesn't mean everything is true, or as it is said to be at least.

she said from the start that he would try to get custody if she went for child support, so that is why she dropped it. Basically he is trying to use any option to not pay child support and she is worried to file any motions against him because of what may happen. She is saying he doesn't have...

Yes, true Irish. I was speaking as if time was spent equally with each parent. Of course he said he is fine paying the full amount either way which is respectable. I agree with army though when he says chose wisely because custody battles can be ugly, hence hard on the children.

I think Army was speaking very generally and not specific to you. As far as your problem goes, I am pretty sure you can file a response to the motion so everything is handled together and not file a new petition. The advice to seek help from a lawyer is good advice if you feel justice will not...

Perhaps you could file to have his rights terminated? I don't know to be honest, but if you file for his rights to be terminated and tell him it is only because he just can't sign his rights over(which I though people did all the time with or without a pending adoption but going by the advice...

I guess the simple thing would be to just go your own ways and hope he doesn't return years down the road wanting to actually try to be a father. Of course if he disappears and stays out of the child's life for years to come, I doubt he will ever have a change of heart not to mention he is...

I think the problem is that most parents don't realize that they have that right and fear if they don't comply then CPS will make their lives a living hell. A little while back, my wife's ex-husband had regular visits with their daughter and his neighbors reported him not so much for abuse but...

If he has never made an effort to be there for the child I will assume paternity has never been established, thus really meaning he has to do that first to establish his rights. I do think you should never lie to her for the reason stated above though. If he doesn't want to be around I would...