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What if the fencing is not to code?

This *may* not be up to code. It seems there is no state law regarding pool enclosures/fences but is apparently governed by municipal/city ordinances. But I admittedly didn't do a deep dive. It's been my experience, however, that most municipalities require a pool to be fully and separately...

Is the pool fenced according to CT code?

I agree that you need - at minimum - an attorney consult. Check out law schools w/in a reasonable driving distance - many offer legal clinics to help their students gain experience.

Is there an HOA involved?

This sets my teeth on edge. Your g/f really shouldn't be involving her girls to the extent of sharing their Dad's texts with them. Asking them, in casual conversation, how they feel about your level of involvement is one thing, sharing Dad's texts? Not cool and only puts them in the middle.

Did the judge "mention" that in the order? Also - does your son attend full- or half-day K? Does the school offer before/aftercare, and does your son attend that? Just curious.

My condolences on your loss. How old is your son? did you not ask him about his sister? Just seems odd to me...

TY. I was wondering the same. Use a tissue to wipe each blade dry? I can understand the "why" as it can kill the grass - I usually just pour some water to dilute the urine (I have three dogs). Same after cleaning up poop if it's a bit... uuhh... messy. Sidewalk? Water hose. Also not getting...

Are either of you medical professionals? That's who should review the records.

Not to be rude, but how does he watch YouTube videos if he's totally blind?

Is your friend? How about the therapist (who will expect to be paid for their time, travel, and accommodations)? Do you understand that this may require multiple trips?

Is your wifi password protected?

And guess who gets to pay for it to be released? That's right, boys & girls - @Jaimec1220. I believe proof of insurance will be required, as well. If they refuse to do so? Well, there's a different kettle of fish. The impound lot/tow truck company WILL get their money, and so will the...

I don't want to pile on, but has it occurred to you that she does this due to the chaos of having an alcoholic mother? I agree with the others - get into treatment and get a lawyer. ASAP. At this point, it's hard to find fault with Grandma.

Calling a spade a spade - in the US, it's rape. Pure and simple. Yes, even if you're married.

Bear in mind that weight loss and dementia go hand-in-hand, often even with the best of care.

There is also the small matter of being licensed before representing someone. ;)

So daughter went to college She is exposed to new people and ideas and forms opinions that Mom/Dad don't agree with. Age-old story. The more push-back you/Mom give, the more firmly she'll plant her feet. And frankly? Taking back the car as a result of your disapproval?Petty and spiteful.

Good for her. I hope she wins, too. Then someone can insist on claiming a fetus on their tax return, file for child support, etc.