Can my girlfriend take our son out of state without my permission?
If we ever get into an argument, she immediately holds this over my head and sometimes I think she's serious. To talk in generalities, her family lives in another state. We live in a state with my family who is very helpful and involved in his life. She keeps threatening to take him back to live with her family. Can she do this without my permission? Not to mention, his last name on his birth certificate matches mine, not hers. Keep in mind, we are not married, but do live together. Any advice is appreciated.
Can a person move into my jointly owned home without my permission?
If they have the permission of the person with whom you jointly own the property, then most likely yes (though that could vary depending on your jurisdiction).Part of the nature of joint ownership is that you lack complete exclusive control over the property. Absent other issues (e.g. a restraining order), joint owners share the ability to invite guests.
Does it cost a US army soldier anything to take leave while deployed?
Let me guess: You, or someone close to you, is romantically engaged with someone who contacted you/your friend online. This person is claiming to be serving with the US Army somewhere, and wants to go on leave to visit you/your friend, but need you to cover costs associated with getting leave, possibly also travel costs back to the “normal world”. You’ve never actually met this guy face to face, but you may have spoken on the phone. Did he perhaps already ask you to cover phone/Internet costs from where he is deployed?Sorry to have break this to you, but it’s a scam.Leave processing is free. Paperwork associated with military travel is free. Travel to and from deployment areas is also free.This is sadly a scam that is becoming all to common.
Should a woman just leave the house without telling the husband where she is going?
When people live together, it is courteous to lets housemates know where one is.This is not a permission thing, but simply to let people know where you are.This applies both to husbands and to wives. If it applied only to one of them, then it is no longer about courtesy, but is about control.My adult daughter lives with me with her boyfriend. If they’re sleeping in of a weekend morning and I go out to enjoy the morning like a sane person, I leave a note saying where I am. When they go play Pokemon on the village green at some gawdawful vampire hour, they let me know they’re out prowling around looking for digital monsters to collect. They need neither my permission nor approval. They’re merely being courteous.Were I not to extend that same courtesy, it would be sure that we were looking at a power play and not adults who care about each other.
Can my spouse kick out a guest without my consent?
I’m not a lawyer so I’m guessing that it depends on several things. Your question comes down to what will happen if she calls the police and tells them that the guest is unwelcome. Like all things legal, it depends.Even if your wife’s name is not on the title, she has some rights if the house is her home. Has she used some of her income other non-communal assets to pay on the mortgage? The police will not be able to determine whether your wife’s name is on the title or if she has a communal interest in the home. They may take this issue as a he said/she said issue, but if she says the house is her home, they will probably accept that as true.Has the guest been there long enough to establish that the house is also his or her home? If so, the guest will also have some rights. I will assume that this is not the case.Is the guest male or female? It should not matter, but the police are more likely to deal more harshly with a male. I’m going to assume that the guest is male.What is the police officer’s biases relative to men vs. women? Some will favor your wife. Some may not. Is he familiar with state law and the policies of his department? In any case, the responding officer is somewhat of a random variable.If you are not home when this happens, the police will probably insist the visitor leave the house.If you are home, it is complicated. My best guess is that it could go either way. They may walk away; they may try to negotiate. Many jurisdictions require that they take an action to defuse the situation. Will your spouse allege that either you or the guest abused her? In some jurisdictions the police may make you and the guest leave.If the situation is so bad that your wife will call the police, the result is unpredictable and is risky for everyone. It is far better to resolve it without calling the police. If you don’t want a divorce and cannot resolve the issue, then you should probably make your guest leave. If you do want a divorce, you should also probably make the guest leave and contact a lawyer.
Can i get work permit if i give birth to a baby in usa if i entered legally?
My wife went to New York legally by visa and gave a birth to our son there and her visa still valid... Can we get a social security number ? And work permit there in New York If we don't stay over and keep our visas valid is that gives us the right to live in USA and we can leave the country and come back to the USA again without any problems ??? All i wanna know what i can get from USA as i have an american son? And if i Keep my wife and myself our visas valid till we get residence permit what benefits that can give us ? I really preciate your answers Lot of thanks
Can a green card holder leave the country with citizen children?
Hello, I am a U.S. citizen. My wife is a legal resident with a green card, and living in the USA. We have two children who where born overseas, but are US citizens. We have recently moved back to the US (within the last year), but go to visit her parents every summer. I am currently still working overseas, and want to know if my wife will be able to leave the US with our two citizen children to meet me for vacation, since I will be leaving from work to meet her in her home country. I need help from people who have dealt with this matter only, not opinions, as this is an important family matter. Thank you.
I don't get along with my mother in law, how do I keep my husband out of the middle of it all?
Really, I'm not going to go into detail about all the stupid things that make me not like my mother in law. The list is long. My question is more about my husband. I don't want him to get caught in the middle, and I try everything to keep him out of it, but, of course, he does get stuck there sometimes. The latest problem was that my MIL took my daughter without my permission or knowlege for 10 hours. I was frantic with worry when I woke up and found my daughter was gone. After my husband called his mother, and reamed her out, did she decide to drop her back off at home, after she agrued about it. Long story short, I was so mad at this woman, and freaked out about my missing kid, that I was yelling, screaming and in tears. My husband feels that I take out how mad I am at her on him. Which, I don't feel that I do. I'll admit, I am a shouter. When I get mad, I yell. Thats me. I don't yell at him, I don't blame him, I don't point fingers at him, I'm just mad at the situation. I can't talk to her and straighten this out. It has gone so far beyond that point. She refuses to talk to me, as she thinks she never does anything wrong. And of corse, my husband, in her eyes, is a saint. He really is a good guy, I don't have any complaints. I do love him dearly. However, the problems I have with her (and vise versa) are starting to stress him out a bit. He is very understanding, and always takes my side, and defends me to her. Its getting to be a strain, as she does stupid things almost daily. I don't complain about her constantly, and I'm not a ******. I'm not a winer, or overly sensitive. It's just when she does her constant interferring, and overstepping of the boundries, I get mad. What can I do to keep him from feeling torn between me and his mom? How can I be more sensitive about it all when it comes to him? I have no intention of playing nice with her, but what can I do to make it better for him? Any ideas?
My ex introduced his new partner to my daughter without my permission?
If it is a problem for you...why don't the two of you sit down and have a discussion about it. I don't think every girlfriend should be introduced to children but I do think if they are serious...I can understand. Why not say to your stbx - I support you moving on in your life and I hope you are happy...however, can we take it easy on introductions to our child. The divorce is hard enough without making things even more uncomfortable for her. If you guys are serious, and see a future together I can support you making this woman a part of our daughters life...but if you do not see long term potential with this gal then I don't want our daughter to get attached to her should the two of you break up. Can we work toward creating stability for her right now? Ask him what he thinks... Then keep quiet and hear what he has to say. I think you have your daughters interest at heart here and don't want her affected any more than she has to be.