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I am not a lawyer, however, I am almost certain that the fact that it is not legal prevents the owner from collecting rent. I also have heard of landlords having to return rent paid on property that was rented and not legal. Again, I am not a lawyer and could be wrong, but the best way to find...

I don't have advice to your specific question, however, if he filed in a different county than where the child lives, they do not have jurisdiction over the case and you could file a motion to have the hearing and further court dates moved to the proper jurisdiction. I don't know the details on...

Perfect example of the problem with this forum. Rather than give advice, people feel the need to judge you.

not to mention Army Judge gave you the best advice you're going to get.

Did he have legal rights to open the bank statements? If I read it correctly he opened bank statements that were not addressed to him, which means he is the one who should be charged. Not a lawyer, so I don't know, but I thought a court order was needed to get documents like that. Sorry I...

You could do it without a lawyer. Can you show your claims to be true of the "bad situation?" You don't need to tell me but expect to provide this in court. As far as filing, you could maybe do it by mail, I would call the clerk in the county where the child lives and they will tell you what...

If you want anything done you have to provide the court order to them, the courts will not. Likely it will take several months but they will audit and if found to be true that you no longer should be paying, then it will stop, however I wouldn't expect to get any money back unless you can get a...

sorry again, one more thing, his visits now are supervised but they are supervised by his current wife, who does have the child's best interest in mind, so he lost unsupervised visits as well as overnight essentially.

Sorry, Yeah thats why he got his overnight visits taken away, at time time he was still on drugs and ended up going to jail doing the CPS investigation(which my wife got a copy of the report but with a lot blacked out I guess for privacy reasons of the people who made to complaint and perhaps...

Umm, I have never went to any of the court hearing, which I shouldn't. I know what I know from the court orders and what my wife has told me. Basically last time he was told he has the right to petition the courts to modify visitation, which any parent does no matter what, doesn't mean it will...

You'd think after a year they would have enough to bring you in and question you before formally filing charges. Perhaps there is a lack of evidence which is why this has not happened. My advice would be to keep quiet and not post your confession on the internet, because yes they could get a...

She isn't concerned about the transportation either way, and for him to take it out of the support if he did provide the transportation would make more sence if he actually paid the support he is ordered to pay. She suggested to him that she would give him a lot more, longer visitations and he...

Oh, I know he has a legal right to object as her father. I was asking basically (for my wife) if based on the circumstances of the reason for the move, and the fact that he hasn't complied with the current court order and she has, is it likely if it went to court that she would be granted...

I wrote the post to pass on what is said to my wife, which she has read as well. I do not intend to get involved in any way. She took my advice I gave her and called him and mentioned everything I wrote in the original post as far as visitation, and he said he needed time to think about it...

My wife has full custodial custody of her 4-year old daughter from her previous marriage. We currently live in Virginia, about an hour away from her ex husband, who lives in West Virginia. We are moving by the end of next month, and have thought about moving closer to My wife's family as she...

If the home is sold or the lender forecloses on the property, federal law(I believe effective as of June 2nd, 2009) states that you must be giving a 90 day eviction notice. If you are evicted prior to a sale or foreclosure, then the time frame would depend on the laws specific to your state and...

Have you though about researching public records to learn who the owner is? And maybe if you are willing to pay rent to him, he would be willing to sign a lease with you or at least work with you to agree on a solution.

Thanks to everyone who gave advice. I ended up asking him to just simply let us out of the lease. We were met with resistance at first. However after his listing agent informed him that us moving was the easiest way to sell the property quicker, he has agreed to our request. Thanks again!

Isn't it "rent skimming" though for him to be collecting rent under the giving circumstances?

I appreciate your response, very helpful. I guess its just natural to assume that with the fact that he has the rent money on time every month, then he shouldn't be in a short sale or risk of foreclosure if he is paying the mortgage out of the money we pay him. And if that is the case, which...