- My abusive ex tracked me down in Missouri after I’d been hiding from him there a few years by finding my name & new location in voter data. Would it be permissible in Missouri for me to request a name change under seal? If not, is there a state more suited for that? I’m very over his murder attempts
- Landlord taking us to court
- Redditor gained access to my fb messenger and is blackmailing me for $3k or she post every NSFW image my ex wife sent me. (New York)
- Raped by me man who sexually harassed me at work. Fired by employer after filing sexual harassment complaint. Employer claimed I’d filed complaints before & been warned not to do so again. This was is 1st complaint I ever filed in 15 year career & they deemed it a false claim! I’m in Texas in USA.
- [Ohio] Homeless People Camps
- Arizona. A puppy was dropped in my yard late July last year. Now the former owner is looking for her.
- My husband has been secretly recording me and us. What can i do? (CA)
- My sister’s home was invaded by her ex boyfriend and his new fiancé, the fiancé beat my sister while the guy sat and watched. What kind of jail time would they be looking at?
- I'm afraid my wife is setting me up for something.
- Ex girlfriend stole my dog, I sued her and won. She moved out of state with my dog.
- Grad Program Debacle: Am I on the hook for six figures of debt, with no licensure?
- Raped after my shift at work by man who sexually harassed me at work. Fired for filing sexual harassment complaint about his behavior at work. In my career to i’ve never filed such a claim but was fired for allegedly filing false complaints before and claimed my report was false.
- Can a guardian take money from a child's trust fund for their own personal uses?
- My Friend was checking his statement and realized he’s been charged since 2017 for a gym membership he never signed up for
- Help! My apartment is prematurely terminating my lease without proper notice due to "uninhabitable living conditions" during renovations. I don't know where I'm going to live!!
- Not Voting = Automatic Aye
- Can my landlord restrict entry of both tenants and guests to only those with a wristband?
- Father doesn't pay child support for 8 years, and hides money in a cash buisness
- [TX] Should I call the police on my son who is refusing to go with his father as specified in the custody agreement?
- My Mom is using my SSN for her MLM business
- (North Carolina) Purchased a new house, heat is powered by has, gas company won’t come turn it on until Tuesday while we are stuck in a winter storm.
- What can I do to fight CPS?
- In Michigan, what rights do fathers have with their unborn children?
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| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 04:59 AM PST Ok so a big ass misunderstanding has occurred, me and the wife have been renting a property for the last year and a half. We've paid our rent on time each and every month. Apparently the property owners have not recieved our rent for November. The issue is we paid our rent one day early, so instead of paying on November 1st we ended up paying on October 31st. So october has 2 FULL months of rent payments we paid Octobers rent on October 2nd and paid Novembers rent on October 31. Now they are taking us to court for non payment of back rent. We tried to explain this numerous times to the property managers but they insist that "extra" payment is from something else🙄. We have all of our digital rent receipts proving everything month was paid in full and on time. So they are trying to charge us back rent, late fees and court fees. Now we have to take off work to go to court and lose a day of pay. My question is once we go to court and provide our proof can we counter sue for lost of wages for them wasting everyone's time by not thoroughly going through their books? We can't really afford a lawyer but I'm just curious if its possible. Location Pennsylvania [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 06:12 PM PST Obligatory: I am on a throwaway account. Myself and my wife are separated but on good terms. I began an online relationship with someone I met on reddit. She paid for a PI to look into me. According to her, the PI somehow got into my reddit account and my FB messenger. The redditor sent me a folder of every NSFW image my wife has sent me through the years via messenger. She is threatening me that unless I pay her 3 thousand dollars, she will make a reddit account, post every image, and since she has my chat history, send it to every person I have ever talked to, including my wife. I have not interacted with the redditor IRL, nor have I ever given her any passwords of any accounts. The username I use on my main account is a custom name so no one else has it so I cannot deny it is not me. I have changed all my passwords for every single account I own and froze my credit in case anything else was compromised. She is was visiting in NY and gonna stay with me a bit but is back in Peru so I am not sure I could do legally about the situation of blackmail. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 09:08 PM PST Fire for filing sexual harassment suit. I need legal advice as to how to hold employer accountable for breaking the law in firing me. Pleas help! I was raped approximately 3 years ago. I suffer from Rape Trauma Syndrome, Depression and PTSD. I'm a nurse (RN) who was raped by a coworker who had previously sexually harassed me at work. He raped me after one of our shifts. I reported thesexual harassment to my employer who then terminated my employment citing my makingwhat they claimed was a false allegation of sexual harassment and stated I'd been warned about reporting such events in the past (which I had not I've never filed any claim in all my professional career until then.) . After my rape, I became extremely depressed, anxious & had flashbacks playing over and over in my-head. I became afraid to leave my house. This caused not only psychiatric problems; but, also physical health problems [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 06:16 AM PST In the area I am in the homeless camps have gotten way too out of control. It probably sounds heartless but I need them away from my property. To break it down, I have acreage and animals. I as a small female am afraid to even be out with my animals due to multiple incidents of finding someone in my barns or finding evidence of them being in my barns at night. They've stolen random stupid stuff & put my animals in danger by stealing snaps off of their stalls leaving my animals to run free. They are camped out in my neighbors woods, meaning the cops have told us multiple times they can do nothing about them. They start fires in the woods that are not controlled and I am afraid my barns are going to be in danger. As well as the cops were even called when a neighbor caught someone walking into our neighbors field and the homeless person opened fire on them and shot at them multiple times hitting a couple of their cars on their lot. Yet again the cops said because it was not their property they could do nothing. I can hear the homeless shooting when I am feeding my animals and am not sure how many have firearms. Please help me, I am at my wits end. I am scared and need to know the proper channels to go through to anonymously report this to where something will happen. Also; the neighbors who's property is heavily camped is not willing to do anything due to retaliation. Which is alot of us are in fear of as well. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 07:17 AM PST Just as the title says. We have security footage of the dog being dumped in our yard, she was three months and scared out of her mind. We've taken care of her since, she's fixed and chipped and licensed. This morning a guy came knocking and had photos showing the dog in his care just days before she was dumped. He said a vindictive roommate did it and could id the vehicle used to do the drop. Does he have any claim on our dog? [link] [comments] |
| My husband has been secretly recording me and us. What can i do? (CA) Posted: 21 Feb 2020 10:07 AM PST (besides leave, of course, but any advice on how to do that would also be appreciated if that's okay to ask here?) My husband and I have been married for two years. We have a newborn baby. I just found out that he's been secretly recording me (in the shower, on the toilet, in other private situations) as well as recording us having sex and then uploading them to various porn sites. Some of his porn site content is behind a paywall so I assume he's making money off of this. i was never made aware and didn't consent and WOULD NEVER consent to something like that. To say I'm horrified would be an understatement. I'll add that I tried to have a conversation with him about this and he was extremely defensive even with the evidence. legally, what can I do? Is this a police matter or something to discuss with a divorce lawyer only? If I can't get these removed, how likely is this to affect me going forward? There were no attempts to obfuscate my identity and he gave my first name to commenters (not our last name though). [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 04:46 PM PST In New Jersey. My sister dated a guy for about a month, and that was one year ago. Turns out he was actually engaged to someone else and the fiancé found out recently that he was cheating on her with my sister. She made him drive her to my sisters apartment where he called and asked my sister to come outside (she said no and hung up, she did not know the fiancé was with him). He tried to open her bedroom window and when my sister unlocked the back door to tell him to leave, the fiancé punched my sister in the face knocking her backward inside her apartment. They both entered and the boyfriend sat on a chair with his arms crossed and watched as she beat my sister with fists, and eventually kicking her in the face multiple times until they left. Cops were called right away, sister has a broken nose, two black eyes, patches of hair ripped out from her head and multiple other severe bruising around her ribs/head/neck. The two were arrested the next day and are in jail waiting to go before a judge. My question would be how much jail time are each of them looking at? She obviously carried out the assault, trespassed, not to mention going there with the intention of doing harm (no words were spoken before the attack, my sister opened the door and was immediately punched in the face). The attacker has custody of a 12 year old child, would this garner sympathy or leniency from a judge? The guy didn't touch my sister, but he tried to enter through her window, and when the attack happened he sat down and watched. He is also a corrections offer so would this bode better or worse for his case? He was the one who lead the attacker to my sisters address so surely he is just as guilty? Overall what should my sister be expecting? We are hoping they get as much time behind bars as possible, and hopefully he will be let go from his position as a corrections officer. [link] [comments] |
| I'm afraid my wife is setting me up for something. Posted: 21 Feb 2020 08:47 PM PST In Wisconsin. My marriage has been pretty rocky for the last couple months after I caught my wife having an affair. Lately it just seems like shes doing things on purpose to try and make me look like a bad person. I'm afraid shes recording conversations and spreading lies about me. The guys wife she was seeing messaged me and told me that my wife is telling people that I beat the shit out of her when I found out about her cheating. Is there anything i can do? I've thought about packing my stuff and leaving to get out of the situation to avoid any false accusations. Can I just leave? She is very much verbally abusive and yells and screams in front of our daughter. Please any help is appreciated [link] [comments] |
| Ex girlfriend stole my dog, I sued her and won. She moved out of state with my dog. Posted: 21 Feb 2020 08:15 AM PST Last year me and my ex broke up, she stole my dog, and blocked me on everything. So instead of going and stealing my dog back, I went about this the legal way. I sued her, the courthouse dragged their feet for months and months, then we got to court I presented all my information, she had no case, and I won. I'm already in hundreds of dollars for court costs and legal advice, so I call the court every day trying to get the judge to hurry up and sign my papers because I knew my ex is one to pull something like this. It took the judge a month and 15 days to sign my papers, giving my ex more than enough time to drop everything and skip town with my dog. I filed a writ of possession with the sheriff department and spent another 100$ just for them to tell me "she moved out of state. We don't know where." I know she moved into her dads house in San Bernardino California because she can't afford to rent anywhere. I live in Idaho about 16 hours away. What are my options? Will California honor the judgement made in Idaho? Can I get a warrant issued for theft of my dog? She disregarded that I sued her and won. Or will I have to spend more money that I can't afford to spend suing her in California? I work full time and go to school 5 hours a day and can't really afford to take much time off. But I will do what I have to because you don't abandon family. I love my dog. What should I do? [link] [comments] |
| Grad Program Debacle: Am I on the hook for six figures of debt, with no licensure? Posted: 21 Feb 2020 07:18 PM PST I am in a bit of a tough spot right now, and I am hoping someone here can give me a little advice as to how to proceed, or at least an indication as to whether I am completely screwed or not. Please note, due to the current status of the situation, I will need to be pretty vague. Here goes... I am a current graduate student at a private, nonprofit university about to finish my second year of a PhD program. I chose this particular university because it is online, the culture aligned with my values, and as a non-traditional student who needs to work to pay living expenses while in school, I have been able to complete my degree around my work hours. I found no reason to question the validity of the program, as it is regionally accredited and had a reasonably large student body who express positive experiences of the faculty and education provided. Well, recently it has come to pass that a student who graduated from the program I am in was unable to attain licensure. The state licensing board has given a reason that appears to be arbitrarily imposed, as their denial language references a licensing requirement that does not appear in the state law at all. Regardless of my belief that the state licensing board is taking a ludicrous interpretation of the law, I am now in an incredibly precarious position where my time, money (fully funded by federal financial aid), and future career goals are in jeapardy of being wasted. The student whose application for licensure has been denied is appealing the decision, and the school has been transparent about the issue. The school is also getting its legal team involved. This school has had graduates obtain licensure in other states, but I now know that this is the first student to seek licensure in this state (this was not made apparent prior to this happening). So I guess my question is this: if the school is unable to resolve this issue with the state, what standing do I have to argue for my financial aid funds to be refunded to me so that I can pursue an education at another institution where my ability to obtain licensure will not be hindered? EDIT: I am located in Washington State. The school is based in California. Note: My first course of action is going to be to appeal to local and state legislators to make an argument as to the board's interpretation of the law. While I am not overly confident in this succeeding, I have a vested interest in taking this path first, as switching programs at this point will for sure set me back in my progress towards my degree. Only so many transfer credits are accepted when switching schools. Barring all else, I will then seek to make the argument regarding the refund of my tuition dollars. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 08:44 PM PST TEXAS-US (Vernon, TX) I was raped approximately 3 years ago. I suffer from Rape Trauma Syndrome, Depression and PTSD. I'm a nurse (RN) who was raped by a coworker who had previously sexually harassed me at work. He raped me after one of our shifts. I reported thesexual harassment to my employer who then terminated my employment citing my makingwhat they claimed was a false allegation of sexual harassment and stated I'd been warned about reporting such events in the past (which I had not I've never filed any claim in all my professional career until then.) . After my rape, I became extremely depressed, anxious & had flashbacks playing over and over in my-head. I became afraid to leave my house. This caused not only psychiatric problems; but, also physical health problems [link] [comments] |
| Can a guardian take money from a child's trust fund for their own personal uses? Posted: 21 Feb 2020 07:30 PM PST Happened in Virginia. The title might be enough info on its own but I'm going to put some more context anyways. A friend of mine's parents were killed in a car crash recently. Courts decided that he and his brother were to receive a large sum of money in a trust fund for when they turn 18. Like, a lot of money. Now he suspects that his aunt and uncle (legal guardians) have used this money to renovate their home, as it happened suddenly after they received the court's ruling. Is this legal? I know they are the ones ultimately responsible for the safekeeping of the money until they turn 18, but surely they can't use it for their own personal desires, right?? Sorry if a similar question has been asked before, I was having trouble finding a thread that was relevant to the situation. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 10:11 PM PST My friend was looking at his card statement this morning, and noticed he had a charge for Work Out World, in an area of the city that he never visits. He goes to Planet Fitness, and has never been to a Work Out World in his life. Apparently, they have been charging him since 2017. He immediately called WoW and cancelled the membership, but he's wondering what his chances are of getting back the money from this imposter account. The gym had his First name and moms maiden name in their system. They said they would call him back, but I know gyms like to give the runaround for fees. This is a whole different level of a problem than just cancelling. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 11:14 AM PST For context, I live in New Brunswick, Canada. I am in my early 20's and moved here (to this 1 bedroom apartment) less than a year ago to attend a nearby university. I have always paid my rent on time and there have been no complaints about me that I know of. A few days ago I came come to a letter which stated that my 1 year lease (which I signed at the end of August) would be terminated on March 31st. This is just over 1 months notice for me to find another place to live. I have contacted the tenancy board and submitted a formal complaint to my landlord as instructed. He has 7 days to reply and resolve the issues before I can go to the tenancy board to request an investigation. I am trying to find a place to go and also trying to fight this to get more time, because I am pretty sure I'm supposed to get 3 months notice! Is there anything else I can do in this situation? Am I missing anything? I'm very frustrated and overwhelmed that this is happening... [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 04:13 PM PST I live in a HOA neighborhood in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Up until two weeks ago I'll admit I wasn't involved in my HOA at all. I found out through an unfortunate surprise that our bylaws (the HOA is a non-profit corporation) were updated to the effect, "if you don't vote by proxy or in person you'll be considered in favor of any motion." Is making a member's vote of a non-profit corporation an automatic aye legal? They used this amendment, made outside of the normal annual meeting schedule, and then used it to bypass a "requires 2/3rd vote of the membership" bylaw to raise annual dues. The bylaws state, "These bylaws may be altered, amended, repealed or added to by an affirmative vote of not less than a majority of members." The HOA encompasses approximately 150 homes. It's my own fault for not paying attention up to this point, but my worry now is what this amendment opens the door for in the future. If it's not legal that makes it pretty easy to fight. If it is legal I'll have to try to rally my neighbors to overturn the decision with a subsequent vote. [link] [comments] |
| Can my landlord restrict entry of both tenants and guests to only those with a wristband? Posted: 21 Feb 2020 03:37 PM PST This Saturday is Mardi Gras and it's celebrated pretty heavily here in St Louis, MO. While they didn't cite a reason, I assume they're trying to prevent parties since we're next to a university. On Tuesday I found a note on my door from my apartment manager/landlord explaining that apartment management would be instituting a one guest per tenant policy for Saturday only. And that further, no one would be allowed into the building unless they had a wrist band issued by the leasing office, regardless of if they were guest or tenant. From talking to a friend that lives in the building this is going to be enforced by off duty police officers. I looked through my lease and didn't find a clause that states the landlord can restrict entry of guests, or require a wristband for entry for anyone. So assuming I didn't misread something, does my landlord have a right or power to create such a restriction? Thanks [link] [comments] |
| Father doesn't pay child support for 8 years, and hides money in a cash buisness Posted: 21 Feb 2020 05:17 PM PST California The divorce was in 2008 and the court ordered my father to pay $1,500 in child support for me and my brother per month, but one year later he appealed to reduce child support for $50 dollars for the each of us per month. There was no way we could prove his income, because he receives all the payments through cash, and wiring. He owns his own buisness basically is self employed, and does very miniscual( almost none) taxes for his money. He buys everything in cash - 3 properties, and all of his cars, and all of his trips, things he buys, entertainment, and all expenses are bought in cash. After the divorce "he became smarter", and started buying everything under the name of his sister, new properties, and two expensive cars. Since 2012 he stopped even paying 50 dollars per person (me and my brother) in child support. My brother turned 21 last year, and my mother is in huge debt. Is it possible to force him to pay off all of the money he's owed from Child support from 2012, but not the $50 but the $1500 the court originally ordered per month. Also to continue to paying off child support until I'm 18, I'm currently 16. TL;DR: My father owes huge sums of money In child support since 2012, is there any way to make him pay it off. Thanks( sorry for bad formatting on mobile) (California) [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Feb 2020 10:43 PM PST I have no fucking clue what to do. My son is 16. His father and I divorced some 11 years ago. We have 50/50 legal and physical custody, 2 weeks with him, 2 weeks with me. My ex has a house about 20 minutes away from my place. The custody agreement (unchanged from 11 years ago) states that he is to pick up my son at my house and drop him of there as well. In the last couple of years, there have been some changes to this. Sometimes, my ex picks up my son at school because my son is no longer 5 and he spends a lot of his day in extracurricular activities like any other high school student. Recently, my son has taken a liking to a certain Swedish teenager on an environmental issue. He has started to volunteer in a school club devoted to this specific environmental issue. This has caused problems between my son and his father. His father holds a relatively high position in a natural gas company. My son has come up with the somewhat absurd demand that his father change jobs and not work in this company. Until he does so, my son has refused to talk or interact with his father. He refuses to go with his father when his father picks him up for custody either at my home or at school. He comes back to my place, and he has a key. My ex has repeatedly threatened to make me go to court and try to hold me in contempt. On Sunday, officially, my ex's day for custody, my son did not come out. There was an enormous shouting match. My son is a muscular 6' 1" and weighs about 190 lbs. There is no way that that either my ex (6' 160 lbs and not very muscular) or myself (5' 4" 110 lbs) can get him to do anything physically. At the end of the shouting match, my ex again threatened to drag me to court and try to have me held in contempt of court. I have tried to discipline my son by a) Taking his phone away and giving him an old flip phone. Doesn't work because he just leave the phone. b) Tried grounding him. Doesn't work because he just goes out. Doesn't listen. I can't afford a lawyer because I have a chronic health condition that eats at any extra money I may have. Neither do I want to waste money to go to court for something as absurd as this situation. My ex has constantly called me everyday on this issue. I have not said anything to my son on what I prefer. Although I agree with him on this environmental issue, I think his demand is absurd and stupid. Can I call the police and have them force my son go to my ex? [link] [comments] |
| My Mom is using my SSN for her MLM business Posted: 21 Feb 2020 02:56 PM PST So a tiny bit of a background, I recently came to terms/realized that my mother has been gaslighting and manipulating me since I was a kid(which she hops back and forth from accountability to denial), leading to the unfortunate realization that her influence could now be affecting me financially instead of just mentally. About 2 or 3 years ago when I still lived with her and trusted her, she started working for a health and wellness pyramid scheme company, which she also refuses to admit that company is a MLM. I eventually stopped giving her shit about it because a couple of the products made a significant improvement with some chronic health issues she has. Eventually she convinced me to let her use my SSN to put customers under me, but she would do all the work and we would apparently both get the commission. I was super skeptical about it for a while before agreeing, but since I wasn't very educated on the topic and she previously worked at an accounting office so I genuinely and foolishly trusted her. What I have been getting for 'commission' or payment to use my number is free product. So due to tax season rolling around and my recent awareness to her sneaky ways, I realized and have been told by a couple friends(including one who is going to school for Accounting) I talked to about this, that it's incredibly illegal. I brought it up on the phone with her today because I was filing the 1099-MISC forms, which she got very defensive and kept saying I didn't know what I was talking about/needed to trust her(which makes me more suspicious). She kept emphasizing that the product is a form of payment, but something still doesn't seem right and feels wrong. I currently don't have time or money to go to a lawyer so I am not sure if this is something that I should indeed be worried about and should take action towards, to prevent any potential issues. I know that I could be extra paranoid and distrustful due to recent events and question if I am blowing this out of proportion. Any advice or input is greatly appreciated :) Location: Colorado, USA [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 05:12 AM PST I recently purchased a new home and the previous owners had the gas turned off. I started moving in yesterday and realized that the heat was gas not electric so immediately called the gas provider because I need heat since it's 28 degrees outside. We are in the middle of a winter storm here in NC. After talking for over and hour they're telling me the only time they can get someone out is next Tuesday. I've got family here helping me move and we had to sleep in a house that dropped down to 36 degrees last night. I'm worried my pipes will freeze and everyone is literally freezing. If I just walk outside to my meter and turn it on, I know that it is not allowed, will I just be billed for the extra usage or is it a criminal act? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 21 Feb 2020 08:39 PM PST Me and my wife have a healthy and beautiful 3yr mix daughter named Lynxx. We have been together 10 yrs. Married 5yrs. I was in a severe accident caused by a drunk driver and ended up being hospitalized for almost 2yrs. The state of Illinois helped us get our life back together.. my wife got a job at Amazon. I got disability. The drunk driver had no insurance. I lost most my vision. 6 toes. Left arm ripped off internally. 6 heart attacks. But I pushed hard to get strong enough to come home and take care of my daughter. Things were tight but we made ends meet. I stay home. Take care of Lynxx, cook, clean and take care of our home and child. In our apartment I had told the office that they needed to change our door handle as it could be a risk of my child getting out. Or at least install a chain. As our door handle also unlocks the deadbolt. They said they would get on it. 6mo later.. nothing. Lynxx started opening the door. I told my wife we have to go to home depot and fix this ourselves. Well she had to work and said we will do it tomorrow on her day off. Well next day I lay Lynxx down for a nap. As I had been up since 4am after Lynxx went to sleep I decided to also take a nap. I awoke with people knocking at my door. Lynxx had snuck out. She had also taken off her underwear. She had wet theim. I thanked the people so much for looking out for Lynxx. Then the building manager. The 3rd one in a year. They called the police. The police came. Checked our apartment. I explained what happened. He said everything looks good. Just get that chain or latch installed. He said he wasn't any need to file a report with DCFS. He told the manager as such. So she called DCFS and OMG! At first they just wanted us to install a latch.. they came by to do a welfare and inspection of latch. Everything's fine. Then a week goes by. They want me to get a physical as they don't think I am healthy enough to take care of my child. And until the physical is verified my child has to be in out of home care. I had been taking care of Lynxx for over 1yr. It took a bit to get the doctors appointment. No health insurance for me. My wife. Yes. Lynxx. Yes. Me. No. So we now have spent 1k in doctor and daycare cost. The case worker says he is coming over to take Lynxx because I am not complying with the case. I freak out on him. As I told him I had gone to the doctor and he could come over but my child wasn't here. He said now this is criminal. I was hiding my child. I was like no.. she is in daycare and will be starting Kindercare monday. Till this case is closed. I did both things. They said one or the other. I did both and they still were trying to kidnap my child. So the doctor gave me a clean bill of health. Then DCFS says they don't think I am mentality capable. I refer theim to my and my wife's therapist. Fine case closed.. nope. The daycare filed a report to DCFS that they thought my wife was drunk or on drugs. The police come while we are at the library across from kindercare. Me.. I had a bloody Mary with lunch. But my wife had nothing. So she does a breathalyzer. Blows .000. The police say call was unfounded. But DCFS Has us do drug test. Drug evaluation. Want us to do parenting classes. So now we are behind on rent. We got a friend to watch Lynxx. We know the test are clean. DCFS called the drug evaluation place and recommended 30 hours of treatment. That's 3 months. I drink like once a week.. yeah... that's not an evaluation. So it has been almost a month since we took supervised urine tests. They say they are waiting on the results. We also took urine test at the drug evaluation. Both me and my wife were clean. I feel this in part is racially motivated. We are on the brink of loosing our apartment and everything because of this. Can anyone help? Ty. [link] [comments] |
| In Michigan, what rights do fathers have with their unborn children? Posted: 21 Feb 2020 02:23 PM PST I got pregnant by a terrible human. He stole my credit card and put tons of charges on it before I noticed, I've had to call the police on him multiple times for threatening suicide or drunk driving or whatever. When I would be at his house his neighbors called the cops on us several times because he'd get drunk and just scream at me. I was pretty okay with him being involved in the pregnancy because like it is his kid too, unfortunately. Well he's been acting crazy lately. I had to call the police on him because he told me he tried to milk himself and they put him in protective custody (he never tried anything he just wanted attention) and I had to call the police again because he won't stop harassing me. I asked him to please not come to my next appointment and he said he would go whether I liked it or not and then told me he was going to take me to court if I don't let him go to my OB appointments. He also told me if I didn't tell him when I go into labor he'll take me to court. He said "I don't care if its 24 hours after you give birth you WILL be in that courthouse." I feel like there's no way he can force me to let him go to my appointments (he even wants to go to the appointments where there's no ultrasound, just a pelvic exam or blood work). Can he actually take me to court if I don't let him go and if I don't tell him when I give birth right away? [link] [comments] |
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