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someone got on my sons yahoo account at the seymour in high school computer and sent emails to three people saying that my son was gay.l he has confessed to doing it and the local police have asked for a charge of trespass against him. The jackson county prosecutor is leaning towards this. My question is there a stronger law available in indiana that this 18 year old could be charged with like identity theft, fraud that would have a harsher penalty. The prosecutor may go with a sensativity class and a letter of apology. I do not feel that this is acceptable. Can you help me.
Timothy C brewer
Selling Quit Claimed Property
Prior to my fathers death, he quit claimed his house to me and my brother. My father owned it free and clear. We are in the process of selling it and the title company is requesting a copy of his Will, and information on his debts. My brother was Executor (per the Will, which names my brother and myself as his sole heirs) and all his debts were paid. Opening a Probate was not necessary as the value of the personal belongings was less than 24K. Does this indicate we will have a problem selling the house?
My husband is active duty army. He has just finished his AIT training at Fort Gordon, GA and is scheduled to go permanent party at Fort Gordon on 11/17/10. He was previously divorced and has a 9-year old daughter who lives with her mother in California. He has requested to have his daughter fly to Georgia for the Christmas holidays. Because of Basic Training and the long AIT training, he has not been able to take any leave since exodus fromj Basic Training last year so its been 11 months since he has seen his daughter. His ex-wife has denied his request and has stated that he is more than welcome to fly to California and spend a couple of afternoons with his daughter. It seems as though my husband is being denied his parental rights because he is in the military. What avenues can he take to correct this? Needless to say we have very little money for an expensive trial.
In addition, he is paying 650.00 per month in child support which is equivalent of 40%% of his E3 pay. Can child support also be adjusted to reflect his decreased income?