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If the court order said the father has primary custody then he still does until the court rules otherwise. Just because he let the child "go stay with mom" for awhile does not mean he has given her custody. He can go get his child as long as he does not disobey any court rulings of visitation...

Answer the calls and tell them she does not live there and you do not know who she is, tell they must have the wrong #. They are not doing anything wrong since your # is on her applications.When she was establishing these accounts did any of them call you then to confirm you as a reference...

yes. besides its not worth losing a friend TRYING to not pay for the damages.

If your daughter is an adult which I assume she is and she signed the papers herself and they were not forged then unfortunately there is not much you can do. Try talking to your daughter....she can close the credit card account if she chooses. Good luck and hope the payments are getting made on...

also get your neighbors to keep a eye out for you and tell them to call the pd if any thing seems strange.

The only thing you can really do is contact the pd, You can try to get a restraining order on him but you must know who he is and have good reason first. Im not saying your reason is not good but you must call police next time this happens. Stay safe and be aware of your surrondings in the...

:eek: I must say I don't blame you....:eek:

http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/13/6-women-accuse-citigroup-of-gender-bias/ Well I know they stand somewhat of a chance but do they stand a realistic chance? Sounds like citigroup has a very low % of women in upper management.

Depends on how long she has been moved out and what she took. If she just moved she may say she was in the process of moving. Since she lived there with you then legally it was her place to. Still does'nt give her the right to take "your stuff".

Take your pictures in court with you and use all three excuses, the sign being blocked, the lighting was faulty. The worst that can happen is that you are found guilty and pay your fines. the best case is that it gets thrown out....its worth a shot. Good luck.

If that is company procedure then yes you could. Maybe get your own headset or carry around some anti bacterial wipes or something........

If you can afford a lawyer then I would. If you can not the court will appoint you one if the matter is no longer just the no insurance thing. The judge may have issued a warrant for (like you said) failure to obey judges order but if thats the case then that should have shown up when you went...

1 more thing, in the days leading up to your court date lay low and make sure you obey all traffic laws while driving so you don't get pulled over. If in fact there is a warrant out for your arrest weather its by mistake or not a officer would be forced to take you in then you have to worry...

Show up for court on 10/21 with proof of your current insurance and this should all go away. You may still pay some fines but other than that you will be fine. Good luck.

since you were not complete with even half of your probation the judge could have just denied you based on that alone. Like mighty said, it doe's not sound like a background check was ran on you because if you have a warrant out for you then i assume you would have been arrested. Contact your...

Sorry to say yeas it has. After 3 years the statute ran out. Hope you feel better and your problem does not get worse.

They would'nt try to say they were not driving at the time of the accident huh? Im sure they would if they screwed the poor people they hit and ran! Just hope this does not come back to bite you so think before you act. How long ago was the accident?

Is her concern that the children have a relationship with their father or that she gets every other weekend to be "free"?

I wonder what % of law breakers actually did not know they were breaking the law? I would bet it is very low. Most know when they should or should not do something,...they just choose the wrong one.